Artificial Intelligence: Meta Wants To Publish Its Own Chatbot

The Facebook parent company is reacting to the hype surrounding ChatGPT. A proprietary language model based on artificial intelligence will soon be available to researchers.

After the fuss about the chatbot ChatGPT, Facebook's parent company Meta also wants to launch its own chatbot. Meta's language model based on artificial intelligence should support researchers in their work, wrote founder and boss Mark Zuckerberg in a Facebook post on Friday.

The technology is called LLaMA. According to Zuckerberg, it "has shown great promise when it comes to generating text, having conversations, summarizing written material and solving more complicated tasks such as solving mathematical theorems or predicting protein structures".

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A Meta spokesman told Bloomberg magazine that the system is not currently used in meta products like Facebook or Instagram. It should be made available to researchers specializing in artificial intelligence.

In response to ChatGPT, Google and Meta are developing their own chatbots

Chatbots like ChatGPT have been trained on massive amounts of text to imitate human speech.

They're basically guessing what word to come next. In this way they form sentences and texts that could also come from a human being. At the same time, ChatGPT tests showed that the program sometimes answers questions with incorrect information and can become abusive in dialogue with users.

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ChatGPT was developed by the start-up Open AI and released at the end of last year. This first encouraged Google and now Meta to share more of their own language model development over the years with the public. Meanwhile, Microsoft entered into a multi-billion dollar pact with Open AI.

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