tldr: the issue is that damaging open source is enormously damaging to safety and security. This has been true of much of computer security, but it's doubly so for AI, and doubly important. Since AI is potentially dangerous, we shouldn't make it a rivalrous source of power.
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Node.js regression found: developer discussion
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Anyone here working on node? Found an interesting regression.
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LangChain Creator Steps Back as Better Engineers Take Over
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The guy who wrote the first version of langchain (me) no longer writes any code and there are much better engineers writing much better code now, so I’d encourage you to try it out 🙂
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Developers Create Impressive Projects with Llama 3.2 Vision Models
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Developer are already doing impressive things using Llama 3.2, like this project that uses our new vision models to go from 🖼️ -> 📱. https://t.co/A4xZEShpx8
— AI at Meta (@AIatMeta) 27 septembre 2024Developer are already doing impressive things using Llama 3.2, like this project that uses our new vision models to go from -> .
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Hugging Face Hub Future Storage Backend Preview
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Early preview of the future storage backend of the @huggingface hub 👀 https://t.co/0b4azMfShz
— Julien Chaumond (@julien_c) 27 septembre 2024Early preview of the future storage backend of the @huggingface hub
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Together 3.2 11B Demo Now Available for Free
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demo for together 3.2 11b available here for free: https://t.co/ULC2lLXtsM
— AK (@_akhaliq) 27 septembre 2024demo for together 3.2 11b available here for free:
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Llama 3.2 Mobile Models: Excitement for Developer Innovation
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We’re excited for the wave of innovation to come from app developers building with Llama 3.2 1B & 3B on mobile!
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Open Source Code Adoption Challenges in AI Research
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It's a good question. In this case, we had already open sourced the code in 2022 (as a companion to the 2021 Nature paper), but we'd observed that it wasn't very easy for some in the community to take advantage of that because they had to find interesting blocks to pre-train on
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Llama Stack distro release unifies API providers for developers
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The first Llama Stack distro release packages multiple API Providers that work well together to provide a single endpoint for developers. This enables a simple, consistent experience to work with Llama models on-prem, cloud, single-node and on-device
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Llama Guard 3 Vision Models Released for Safety and Multimodal Use
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To support the new capabilities of Llama 3.2, we released new Llama Guard 3 1B and 11B vision models to support safety & responsibility in lighter edge deployments and multimodal use cases. Llama Trust & Safety https://
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