In a move that further intensifies the A.I. arms race between Big Tech companies, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg announced the launch of Meta’s new large language model, LLaMa, on Wednesday.

Meta, a research lab that is part of Facebook’s Artificial Intelligence division, has developed a language model that can run on a single GPU, allowing for faster and more efficient training of A.I. models.

The new language model is a major breakthrough in the field of natural language processing, allowing for faster and more accurate understanding of human language. This could be used to improve the accuracy of A.I. models used in natural language processing, such as chatbots, search engines, and virtual assistants.

The new model is also capable of running on a single GPU, meaning it can be used on less powerful hardware. This could make it easier for developers to build and deploy A.I. models on a wider range of devices.

The launch of Meta’s new language model comes as Big Tech firms continue to compete for dominance in the A.I. space. Google, Microsoft, and Apple have all released their own language models in recent years, and the launch of Meta’s new model is likely to further fuel the competition.

It remains to be seen how Meta’s new language model will fare in the A.I. arms race, but the launch of the model is sure to be seen as a major step forward in the development of A.I. technology.