Artificial intelligence has been a hot topic since the start of this year. And as we approach the final four months of 2023, an increasing number of businesses are discussing AI and attempting to use the cutting-edge technology to their advantage. While Apple and Meta are largely silent on the AI race, OpenAI, Google, and Microsoft appear to be in the lead. According to recent reports, Apple is developing numerous AI projects and investing millions of dollars daily in the field. Additionally, according to recent rumors, Meta is attempting to create an AI model that will compete fiercely with OpenAI’s ChatGPT-4.
A brief about Meta is developing a new artificial intelligence model that is more potent than ChatGPT 4
The GPT-4, OpenAI’s most sophisticated LLM at the moment, may not be as powerful as Meta’s future AI system, according to a report in The Verge that was originally reported to The Wall Street Journal. And that’s not all; the business is also taking steps to make sure it can train its AI system independently of Microsoft.
According to the article, Meta intends to start developing its upcoming AI model in early 2024. Meta is planning to release an AI system that is even more potent than OpenAI’s GPT-4 with this future LLM (large language model). And that’s not all; the business is also taking steps to make sure it can train its AI system independently of Microsoft.
According to the article, Meta intends to start developing its upcoming AI model in early 2024. Meta is planning to release an AI system that is even more potent than OpenAI’s GPT-4 with this future LLM (large language model). The most advanced generative AI chatbot that can now write code, compose poetry, solve hard issues, and much more is GPT-4, which powers ChatGPT’s premium edition.
According to the article, Meta has also purchased additional H100 AI training chips from Nvidia and is working to upgrade its infrastructure so that it won’t need to use Microsoft’s Azure cloud platform to train its next chatbot. According to reports, a group of individuals was formed earlier this year to hasten the development of AI technologies that mimic human expressions.
