By releasing LLaMA under a noncommercial license that is focused on research use cases, Meta is granting open access to the model.
As of late, language models are the talk of the tech town. A plethora of models developed by major players like Microsoft, Google, and OpenAI are already present on the scene with their AI-powered models. As per latest news, Meta, Facebook’s parent company, has also been making significant strides in this field and is releasing a new AI language generator called LLaMA today.
Unlike other language models like Bing or ChatGPT, LLaMA is not like ChatGPT or Bing in the sense that the general public cannot interact with it through prompts and messages. Rather, it is more of a research tool that Meta is sharing so that users can readily and easily access this important and fast-changing field.
