Meta is about to release its large-scale language model LLaMa 3, which aims to balance security and usability. Previously, LLaMa 2 was criticized for being too conservative in its security settings. Meta hopes that LLaMa 3 can effectively deal with controversial questions while providing a more flexible answer method. The new model is expected to have more than 14 billion parameters and will demonstrate more powerful capabilities in processing complex queries. However, the loss of core talents also brings uncertainty to the training of LLaMa 3.
LLaMa 3 seeks to balance safety and usability, and Meta plans to release the model in July. LLaMa 2 had the problem of being too conservative in security, and Meta hopes to provide a more flexible answer in LLaMa 3. LLaMa 3 is expected to have more than 14 billion parameters and will have more powerful capabilities in handling complex queries. Talent is also a necessity for LLaMa 3 training, including Louis Martin, the researcher responsible for security, leaving the company. It is unknown whether it will have an impact on training. The article pointed out that Meta hopes that LLaMa 3 can handle controversial issues and at the same time bring new surprises to users in terms of coding capabilities.
The release of LLaMa 3 is highly anticipated. Whether it can strike a balance between safety and functionality and successfully cope with market competition will be the focus of future attention. Meta’s efforts also reflect the challenges and opportunities faced in the development of large-scale language models.