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Meta's new open-weight AI model, now running on Apple silicon, moves some AI processing from the cloud to your desktop, impacting chipmakers and cloud providers.
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Google is moving beyond simple AI chatbots, embedding its AI directly into its apps to automate complex tasks and create personalized content, signaling a new frontier for everyday AI use.
Meta is betting on open-source AI, but its recent releases show a tension between making powerful models accessible and keeping its most advanced tech in-house.
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Meta launches larger AI models, aiming to compete with OpenAI and Google and turn research into revenue.
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