Microsoft will release a new version of Meta’s AI language model in a partnership between the tech giants that will make the software available to companies for the first time
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https://www.wsj.com/articles/meta-and-microsoft-team-up-to-distribute-new-ai-software-for-commercial-use-c4f7b634Announcement, coupled with details of Microsoft’s pricing plans for artificial intelligence in some software, underscores rapid AI development at big tech companies
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