Kalley Huang
Meta Reporter at The Information
@theinformation / [email protected] / kalley.57 on Signal
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1 week ago |
theinformation.com | Kalley Huang
Source: The InformationMeta Platforms earlier this year discussed adding facial recognition to its smart glasses and other devices, The Information reported. The technology would allow somebody wearing the glasses to, for example, identify a person they met at a party by name. If implemented, facial recognition would be part of a feature internally referred to as “super sensing,” which Meta hopes will help its smart glasses become more popular.
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2 weeks ago |
theinformation.com | Kalley Huang
Source: The InformationMeta Platforms on Wednesday reported first-quarter revenue of $42.3 billion, up 16% from a year earlier. That exceeded its own forecast of $39.5 billion to $41.8 billion, showing the strength of its digital advertising business, but marked a slowdown from fourth-quarter growth of 21%. (If foreign exchange movements are taken into account, revenue growth was a healthier 19%, however).
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2 weeks ago |
theinformation.com | Kalley Huang
Source: The InformationMeta Platforms planned to release a reasoning version of its flagship large language model Llama 4 earlier this month, and then pushed back its release date, The Information reported. Some developers expected Meta to release such a model at its inaugural LlamaCon developer conference on Tuesday. The reason for the delay couldn’t be learned, but Meta previously delayed other versions of Llama 4 over performance problems during its development.
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2 weeks ago |
theinformation.com | Kalley Huang
Meta Platforms kicked off its first-ever LlamaCon, a conference for AI developers, on Tuesday, unveiling a fleet of new products. They included a standalone smartphone app for its Meta AI assistant and a preview of an application programming interface for developers to access its large language model Llama. The releases put Meta on par with its competitors, but the question remains: What took so long?
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2 weeks ago |
theinformation.com | Kalley Huang
Source: The InformationMeta Platforms announced an application programming interface for developers to access and use its large language model Llama at its LlamaCon developer conference on Thursday. The Information previously reported that Meta was working on a business API. Llama API could help Meta more effectively sell its artificial intelligence models to business customers, after Llama has struggled to gain traction on cloud services.
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