Mark Zuckerberg

So you're like typing your query and it's kind of like honing in on, and you know, it's like, okay, here, you know, show me a picture of a cow, okay, in a field with mountains in the background.

It's just like everything's popular.

Eating macadamia nuts, drinking beer.

And like, it's just like, it's updating the image in real time.

It's pretty wild.

I think people are going to enjoy that.

So, yeah, so that I think is that's what most people are going to see in the world.

Right.

We're rolling it out, you know, not everywhere, but we're starting in a handful of countries and we'll do more over the coming weeks and months.

So that's that I think is going to be a pretty big deal.

And I'm really excited to get that in people's hands.

it's a big step forward for Meta AI.

But I think, you know, if you want to get under the hood a bit, the Llama 3 stuff is obviously the most technically interesting.

So, you know, we're basically, for the first version, we're training three versions, you know, an 8 billion and a 70 billion, which we're releasing today, and a 405 billion dense model, which is still training.

So we're not releasing that today.

But

The 8 and 70, I'm pretty excited about how they turned out.

They're leading for their scale.

We'll release a blog post with all the benchmarks so people can check it out themselves.

Obviously, it's open source so people get a chance to play with it.