Meta has expanded AI access to its open-source Llama AI models to U.S. defense agencies, the company's wrote in a blog post.

Meta is making its Llama series of AI models available to US government agencies for national security after reports that ...

The Facebook-parent company is making its large language models, called Llama, available to more than a dozen US agencies and contractors, including Lockheed Martin Corp., Booz Allen Hamilton Holding ...

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Meta has broadened access to its open-source Llama AI models, now making them available to US government agencies and their ...

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Meta Platforms confirmed the company has made its open-source Llama large language models (LLMs) available to US government ...

Meta has made its artificial intelligence model, Llama, available to the US military and defense contractors for national ...

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Meta is allowing the US military and defense contractors to utilize its AI model Llama for national security purposes.