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Investing.com -- Meta (NASDAQ:META)’s newly formed superintelligence lab is discussing potential changes to the company’s artificial intelligence strategy that could represent a major shift for the social media giant.
A small group of top members of the lab, including 28-year-old Alexandr Wang, Meta’s new chief A.I. officer, talked last week about abandoning the company’s most powerful open source A.I. model, called Behemoth, in favor of developing a closed model, according to a report in the New York Times (NYSE:NYT), citing people familiar with the matter.
Meta has traditionally open sourced its A.I. models, making the computer code public for other developers to build upon, and any shift toward a closed A.I. model would mark a significant philosophical change for Meta.
Meta had completed training its Behemoth model by feeding in data to improve it, but delayed its release due to poor internal performance. After the company announced the formation of the superintelligence lab last month, teams working on the Behemoth model, which is considered a "frontier" model, stopped conducting new tests on it.
The discussions within the superintelligence lab remain preliminary, and no decisions have been finalized. Any potential changes would require approval from Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg.