This version of the model is trained on 40% more data compared with Llama 1, according to Meta
The model will be available through Microsoft's cloud computing platform, Azure, as well as Hugging Face and Amazon Web Services.
Oli Buckley, a professor of cybersecurity at the University of East Anglia, said it is important to improve our understanding of AI before making source code publicly available. "The difference between a nuclear weapon and a [large language model] is that we are at least able to identify people procuring the pieces they need to make a nuclear weapon, it's much harder to identify who is exploiting AI for something untoward."
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