Meta announces new developer conference LlamaCon

Meta announces LlamaCon, its first generative AI dev conference
Called LlamaCon after Meta’s Llama family of generative AI models, the conference is scheduled to take place on April 29. Meta said that it plans to share “the latest on [its] open source AI developments to help developers […] build amazing apps and products.”
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Meta announced dates for its LlamaCon conference, in which the company will share updates on "open-source AI developments." The purpose is to
Meta just scheduled a generative AI conference called LlamaCon for April 29
Meta just announced its first-ever LlamaCon, a dev conference dedicated to generative AI. It’s scheduled for April 29. Why the llama-based naming convention? The company titled the event after its family of generative AI models.
Meta says LlamaCon to be held on April 29, Connect coming back in September
Following the unprecedented growth and momentum of our open source Llama collection of models and tools, we’re excited to introduce LlamaCon-a developer conference for 2025 that will take place April 29.
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Meta’s new ‘Llamacon’ event is all about open-source AI
The event is scheduled to take place April 29, 2025 and comes on the heels of “the unprecedented growth and momentum of our open-source Llama collection of models and tools,” in an announcement post.
Meta announces LlamaCon, its first dev conference focused on GenAI
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