Meta has released a policy document outlining scenarios in which the company may not release certain categories of 'risky' AI ...

According to Meta, risky AI systems could be used to take over an entire corporate environment or deploy powerful biological ...

Meta’s new policy outlines when it may withhold powerful AI models, categorizing them as high or critical risk to prevent ...

Meta's open-source AI strategy, financial strength, and innovation in projects like Llama position it as a leader in AI.

In October, Meta unveiled Movie Gen, its latest generative AI model that can create realistic ... audio, video, and 3D animation) when evaluated by humans,” Meta said in a blog post.

A new policy document, spotted by TechCrunch, appears to show Meta taking a more cautionary approach. The company has identified a scenarios where "high risk" or "critical risk" AI systems are ...

According to Jean-Rémi King, leader of Meta’s “Brain & AI” research team, the system is able to determine what letter a skilled typist has pressed as much as 80% of the time, an accuracy ...

However, according to a new policy document, Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg might slow or stop the development of AGI systems deemed too "high risk" or "critical risk." AGI is an AI system that can do ...

But in a new policy document, Meta suggests that there are certain scenarios in which it may not release a highly capable AI system it developed internally. The document, which Meta is calling its ...