Meta on Wednesday announced its first major model since CEO Mark Zuckerberg rebooted the company’s AI efforts last year under a new division called Meta Intelligence Labs. The model, called Muse Spark, is a step toward Zuckerberg’s vision of “personal superintelligence,” the company says, and for now, it will remain closed source.

Anthropic and OpenAI Group PBC are both preparing to release new flagship LLMs. According to Axios, Meta doesn’t expect its upcoming models to best the competition “across the board.” However, the Facebook parent’s algorithms reportedly have multiple “areas of strength” with appeal to consumers.

Microsoft Corp. aims to develop large, cutting-edge artificial intelligence models by next year, part of a push to build in-house alternatives to the most powerful AI tools from OpenAI and Anthropic.

Anthropic announced this week it will hold back the full release of its new artificial intelligence model as it believes it is too dangerous for the general public at this stage.

Anthropic PBC is letting tech firms access a more powerful, unreleased artificial intelligence model to help prepare for possible cyberattacks that might result from the company making the advanced AI system more widely available.

Apple on Thursday released its earnings report for the September quarter, announcing a record $102.5 billion in revenue, with the iPhone accounting for $49 billion. The iPhone 17 series started selling during the final weeks of September, and three of the ...

April 8 () - Meta Platforms on Wednesday unveiled Muse Spark, the first artificial intelligence model ‌from a team it assembled last year through ‌a costly talent war and sweeping internal restructuring to catch up ​with rivals in the AI race.