Meta hinted at Llama 3.1’s arrival in April and stated that the model would match the performance of leading private models such as OpenAI. The newly released model can be downloaded on llama.meta.com, Google Cloud, and other cloud websites. Users can also try out the new model through WhatsApp’s chatbot meta.ai.

Llama 3.1: Feature of Meta’s new model

The 405B executes various functions and tasks such as solving a math equation, and coding. The model can even summarise documents in English, Hindi, Portuguese, Thai, French, German, Spanish and Italian.

The 405 model comes with an impressive 128K context length and improved reasoning capabilities. Meta has evaluated around 150 benchmark datasets across a variety of languages. The 3.1 model has also undergone human evaluations comparing the model to different models. Meta has concluded that the newly released model competes with the likes of GPT -4o, Claude 3.5 Sonnet and GPT -4.

405B is the first Llama model trained to more than 16 thousand H100 GPUs. Additionally, the model also utilises synthetic data. To improve the model’s efficiency in languages besides English, Llama 3.1 has been trained on data not written in English. 405B’s ecosystem is partnered with over 25 partners such as Google Cloud, AWS, Azure, NVIDIA, Dell, Databricks and Groq.

Meta’s new model plans to increase components compatible with the model which includes a reference system. In addition, new safety and security tools such as the Prompt Guard and the Llama Gaurd 3 come equipped with the 405B.

Meta has also released two other small models such as the Llama 3.1 70B and the Llama 3.1 8B meant for general tasks.

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This AI assistant utilises Bing and Google searches to fetch results. Meta AI is powered by Llama 3 large language models (LLM) which recently saw its release in April this year. Countries such as New Zealand, Australia and Canada saw the release of Meta AI a short while after the new AI mode’s launch.

Meta AI launch in India and possible reason for its delay

It has been speculated that the Lok Sabha elections 2024 held back the release of the AI chatbot, but there is no concrete reason why Meta AI’s release was delayed in India.

To access Meta AI, users have to click on the bluish-pinkish ring in the search bar of an app owned by Meta. On tapping the ring, users will be transported to a different chat where they can converse with the AI. Meta AI works similarly with other AI chatbots like Google’s Gemini, OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Microsoft’s Copilot.

Facebook posts will also contain the Ask Meta AI icon. Users can also use this AI assistant to get more information about the post’s content. Instagram users can be suggested Reels and posts based on the user’s viewing activity. Additionally, messaging groups in WhatsApp can utilise Meta AI when they type in @MetaAI.

AI Assistants have been all the craze as of late. It creates convenience and accessibility to information. Users can use the AI chatbox to converse, ask questions of any nature and even generate images and GIFs. 

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