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Code Llama generates code based on text prompts and can help with code completion and debugging.

New "Code Llama" coding model is free for research and commercial use.

Meta Platforms on Thursday said it would release an artificial intelligence model designed to assist in writing computer code, furthering its push into the new technology....

Code Llama includes several different versions that can write in C++, Java, Bash, and there's even a specialized version for writing Python.

The tool immediately becomes a major rival to OpenAI's Codex (powered by a modified GPT-3), the Codex-powered Github Copilot from Microsoft.

Meta has released Code Llama, an open-source AI that can generate code and natural language responses to prompts. It supports popular programming languages such as Python, Javascript, and C++.

Code Llama may spur a new wave of experimentation around AI and programming—but it will also help Meta.

Meta, intent on making a splash in a generative AI space rife with competition, is on something of an open source tear. Following the release of AI models for generating text, translating languages and creating audio, the company today open sourced Code Llama, a machine learning system that can generate and explain code in natural language -- specifically English. Akin to GitHub Copilot and Amazon CodeWhisperer, as well as open source AI-powered code generators like StarCoder, StableCode and P...

Meta’s entrant into the many code-generating AI models is Code Llama, which also has two other specialized versions for Python and natural language processing.

Meta has released a tool called Code Llama, built on top of its Llama 2 large language model, to generate new code and debug human-written work, the company…