Meta AI
Meta AI is the AI arm of Meta (Facebook, Instagram, WhatsApp) and the driving force behind the open-weight Llama model family. Its open releases power thousands of derivative models, and its bets on smart glasses and superintelligence labs shape the industry's direction. All our Meta AI coverage lives on this page.
Gemma 4 and Qwen Coder vs. the cloud: local LLMs in production
Local LLMs (Gemma 4, Qwen Coder) successfully handle production coding tasks on GPUs with 16 GB of memory — with the right parameter setting
Spain Won’t Yield to US Lobbying: López Defends New Rules for AI and Social Media
Spain’s digital transformation minister, Óscar López, is pushing for strict rules for social media and AI, despite lobbying by US tech giant
AI data centers consume 6% of electricity in the UK and US
Data centers consume 6% of electricity in the UK and the US, while annual investment in them is approaching $1 trillion, triggering public o
SK hynix catches up to Samsung: AI boom pushes Korean manufacturer toward $1 trillion
Anthropic revealed that Claude writes 90% of the company's code
Apple and OpenAI prepare for court — alliance is fraying
Nous Research sped up LLM pretraining 2.5x without changing the architecture
5 small open models with tool calling: agents that don't need the cloud
Compact language models can now invoke functions and use tools without cloud services, while remaining open and low-cost.
A divide in the AI boom: big players take it all, startups disillusioned
Sentiment in the tech industry around the AI boom has cooled sharply. Only OpenAI, Google and Meta are cashing in on the AI wave, while thou
Cerebras rose 68% on the debut day of 2026's largest IPO
How BERTopic with a local LLM helps Rostelecom analyze large text collections
Several LLMs in one Telegram chat: how to combine Groq and Google AI
Anthropic and OpenAI form joint ventures for enterprise AI
Etsy launched an app in ChatGPT for conversational shopping
Etsy has launched a built-in app inside ChatGPT that allows users to buy products through a conversation with AI.
Publishers sue Meta over training Llama on illegal copies of books and journals
Five publishers and writer Scott Turow have sued Meta, accusing the company of copyright infringement in training the Llama model on pirated