The AI Daily Brief (Formerly The AI Breakdown): Artificial Intelligence News and Analysis REPORT: Llama 3 Coming in July (with Fewer Guardrails)
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Feb 29, 2024 Meta's upcoming Llama 3 model is set to launch in July with fewer safety restrictions, sparking discussions about AI governance. The world of AI video creation is rapidly evolving, with significant advancements from companies like Alibaba and Sora. Additionally, Microsoft's new Co-Pilot for Finance aims to transform financial reporting, illustrating the high-stakes competition within the tech landscape. Legal challenges surrounding AI continue to shape the future of this dynamic industry.
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Llama 3's Reduced Safety Guardrails
- Meta believes Llama 2 is too "safe" and wants Llama 3 to handle contentious questions better.
- This shift is partly influenced by the backlash against Google's Gemini for generating historically inaccurate images.
Zuckerberg's Adaptive AI Strategy
- Mark Zuckerberg is known for adapting his strategies in the AI field, as seen with Meta's open-source approach with Llama.
- This adaptability suggests that Llama 3's increased openness to tricky questions may be another strategic move.
Llama 3 vs. GPT-4
- Meta aims for Llama 3 to match GPT-4's performance, though multimodality remains undecided.
- It's uncertain if Llama 3 will match GPT-4's performance, especially if GPT-5 arrives by July.