Meta’s CEO, Mark Zuckerberg, recently announced that it is collaborating with the public sector to use its Llama AI model across various departments of the US government. This initiative aims to enhance the efficiency of government operations by advancing the process through AI-integrated capabilities. The collaboration marks a big step and could potentially pave the way for artificial intelligence applications in public services for more data-driven and responsive processes.
Mark Zuckerberg is pushing the government to use its Llama model across various departments
During Meta’s Q3 earnings call, Mark Zuckerberg discussed the collaboration with the government to extend AI to its departments, which raised many questions. Users and the tech community were intrigued and wanted more specifics about it, such as which government departments would be using the Llama model and what purpose it would be utilized for.
Given how diversified AI applications can be, they could be used for multiple purposes, such as data management, policy research, environmental monitoring, and more. It is still unclear if it could be used for military purposes and if defense intelligence would be utilized the potential ethical and operational concerns that might arise as a result. Users are also interested in the collaboration basis and whether there is any compensation involved or if Meta is making a larger effort to establish its model as a trusted platform by the government.
While details on how the partnership will unfold are limited, The Verge is said to have inquired…
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