Meta AI launched Llama 3.2 vision model series on September 26, 2024, featuring 11B and 90B parameter versions with image understanding capabilities. The lightweight 11B model can run efficiently on mobile devices, marking a milestone for open-source multimodal AI with record-breaking downloads.
Meta AI has released the Llama 3.2 series, the first in the Llama family to introduce vision capabilities, with lightweight 1B and 3B parameter versions optimized for edge devices that can run smoothly on smartphones, marking a key step in bringing multimodal AI to consumer devices.
Meta has released Llama 3.2 series lightweight models (1B and 3B parameters), the first vision-enabled multimodal models in the Llama family optimized for edge devices. This launch marks a significant shift from cloud to edge AI, potentially reshaping the mobile AI ecosystem.
Meta AI team officially released Llama 3.2 series models, featuring 1B and 3B parameter lightweight multimodal models optimized for edge devices with image understanding and visual Q&A capabilities. The open-source models are accelerating AI migration from cloud to edge computing.
Meta AI launches Llama 3.2 series, introducing open-source vision language models with 11B and 90B parameters, sparking massive developer interest with over 100,000 interactions on X platform. The release marks a new era for multimodal open-source AI, promising to accelerate democratization of AI from cloud to edge devices.
Meta AI has officially open-sourced the Llama 3.2 series models, introducing 11B and 90B parameter Vision versions for the first time, supporting image recognition, document analysis, and visual Q&A tasks while optimizing for edge device deployment.
