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The move follows resistance from large retailers worried about customer data and control over AI products.
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Meta is turning to consulting giants to help bring its AI products to corporate customers. The strategy follows resistance from major retailers, including Amazon and over concerns about customer data and control. Full story:Read original on X
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It nearly matches the company's larger model at a fraction of the price, aimed at repeated, token-heavy tasks that AI products run constantly.
It nearly matches the company's larger model at a fraction of the price, aimed at repeated, token-heavy tasks that AI agents run.
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