You are reading latest edition of This Week in AI, where we bring you the most recent advancements and updates in the field of artificial intelligence. In week 10, we have witnessed major launches and developments from various organisations, including Meta, Microsoft, and Hugging Face. Let us see the highlights of this week’s AI industry.
Meta releases LLama-3, their latest flagship large language model, which is a great step forward in open AI development. Despite ongoing arguments about its “openness,” LLama-3 remains a well-known project in the community.
Other Model Releases This Week:
These releases show the expanding field of artificial intelligence, with a range of models meeting different application and user requirements.

Microsoft presented VASA-1, an outstanding framework for creating hyper-realistic talking faces using a single portrait shot and spoken sounds. This new model generates exact lip-audio synchronisation, lifelike face behaviour, and naturalistic head movements, all generated in real time.
While VASA-1 presents immense potential for interactive applications and virtual communication, Microsoft emphasises responsible AI practices to mitigate misuse risks.
Hugging Face introduces Idefics2, a powerful multimodal 8B model designed to handle text and images, with features such as image description, visual question responding, and document analysis.
Idefics2 promises to be a useful tool for both scholars and practitioners, due to its rigorous training and community-driven development.
The latest releases of LLama-3 & others , VASA-1, and Idefics2 highlight the ongoing advancements in multimodal AI research, showcasing enhanced capabilities and new frameworks for various applications. These models represent significant progress in the area and present promising chances for both researchers and practitioners to explore open-source AI technology.

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