Meta is reportedly planning to release Llama 4, the next flagship in its Llama model family, with a focus on improved voice features allowing users to interrupt the model mid-speech. The new model, expected to arrive in “weeks,” will be an “omni” model capable of interpreting and outputting speech, text, and other data natively, according to Meta’s chief product officer Chris Cox. The development of Llama 4 has been accelerated by the success of open models from DeepSeek, prompting Meta to analyze how DeepSeek reduced the cost of running and deploying models.
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GitHub Users Angry at the Prospect of AI-Written Issues From Copilot
GitHub recently introduced an option for users to create issues using Copilot, aimed at streamlining the process, but this feature quickly disappeared after prompting backlash from the community. Many users expressed concerns about AI-generated issues cluttering their repositories, with a request for the ability to block such submissions, citing potential violations of code conduct and increased workload for maintainers. Over 1,200 users supported the idea, with suggestions ranging from implementing a visible indicator for AI-generated...
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