Meta launched the Lightweight Grimmer AI model

On 10 August, Meta launched the Lightweight Glimmer AI model, which can be operated locally by users. It is known that this new model, called Muse Glimmer, is much smaller than the lead AI model for competitors and is designed for proxy missions. It can be run on Mac or PCs with single graphic cards to meet the need to run AI systems directly on user devices. The release was made after the company had established a costly super-smart team last year to return to a high-risk AI competition and sought to consolidate its position. In his statement, Zuckerberg stated that if United States enterprises were to lead in the field of open source weight models, the United States needed to rethink policy. Referring to the open source model, Zuckerberg states: “Foreign laboratories now have a number of advantages in this regard, as United States laboratories are required to comply with additional restrictions on training data. If we want the open source model of the United States to take a long lead, United States policy must reduce these additional resistance.” He also indicated that we would soon resume the release of some open source models。