Celebrate 1 billion downloads from Lama

Llama, our open source collection of AI models, has just reached 1 billion downloads. Open Sourcing AI is crucial to ensure that people have access to the advantages of AI everywhere, and every download from Lama brings us closer to this goal.

Since we launched Lama for the first time in 2023, companies, startups, non -profit organizations, creators, scientists, public institutions and more have used our models and tools to explore the incredible skills of AI. From Top -Tech companies to universities, people and organizations around the world, use Lama to be innovative. Present scientific progress and unlock new economic possibilities. And what we have consistently heard of developers is that the transparency, adaptability and safety of Open source models such as Lama help to achieve a new level of creativity and innovation.

In order to celebrate this performance, we only share some of the incredible Lama applications that we have seen since the start, from the industry leader Spotify, Startup Fynopsis and the enterprising developer Srimoyee Mukadhyay.

Personalize music recommendations

Streaming service Spotify has Used Lama To deliver tailor -made, contextualized recommendations for new songs, artists, podcasts or audio books. These explanations combine Llama's broad knowledge and versatility and the versatility with Spotify of audio content and aim to enrich the listening experience and to promote the discovery of artists and creators. Spotify also uses Lama to enrich personalized comments from real time from their Ki-DJs and help fans to connect with the artists they hear.

Unveiling of Austin's hidden gemstones

Srimoyee Mukhopadhyay and Minho Park and Taegang Kim, winner of Austin Llama Impact Hackathon, used Lama to build on the point, an application that helps people discover Austin's hidden cultural gemstones and local companies. Your app uses Llama for the image analysis and the conversations -KI, the processing recorded or uploaded images to identify orientation points, murals, sculptures or street art and then give descriptive insights into their historical or cultural importance. And since this app forwards foot traffic to areas that are usually not recommended as tourist attractions, local companies can use the advantages.

Help small companies to complete M&A offers

Fynopsis, a startup based in the USA, is said to help smaller and lower middle -class companies to facilitate more efficient mergers and acquisitions (M&A). You do this by providing a AI-based VDR (Virtual Data Room) in which the company can save and share confidential documents if you carry out Due Diligence. They used the multilingual and vision functions of LLAMA 3.2 to analyze user data and automatic government documents, which contributes to this.

These applications illustrate the immense power of the Open Source -KI, and we look forward to seeing which new applications will arise in the near future. If you want to be part of the next billions, download Lama and join the open source AI community.