Mark Zuckerberg

And I'm glad that we did.

I think at this point, the value of open sourcing a foundation model like Lama 2 is significantly greater than the risks, in my view.

I mean, we spent a lot of time

took a very rigorous assessment of that and red teaming it.

Um, but I'm, I'm very glad that we released Lama too.

I think the reception has been, um, it's, it's just been really exciting to see how excited people have, have been, uh, about it.

And it's gotten way more downloads and usage than I, than I, I would have even expected.

And I was pretty optimistic about it.

Um, so that's, that's been great.

Um,

Lama 3, I mean, there's always another model that we're training.

So, I mean, for right now, we train Lama 2 and we released it as an open source model.

And right now, the priority is building that into a bunch of the consumer products, all the different AIs and a bunch of different products.

products that we're basically building as consumer products.

Because Lama 2 by itself, it's not a consumer product, right?

It's more of a piece of infrastructure that people could build things with.

So that's been the big priority is kind of continuing to fine tune and kind of just get Lama 2 and its...

And it's the branches that we've built off of it ready for consumer products that hopefully hundreds of millions of people will enjoy using those products in billions one day.

But yeah, I mean, we're also working on the future foundation models.

And I don't have anything...