Meta releases CodeLlama, open-sourcing the most powerful code tool ever to compete with GitHubCopilot

Metarecently announced the release of CodeLlama, a powerful aid for writing computer codeAI model, and has been released as open source. The model is intended to be used in conjunction withMicrosoft corporationCodeLlama competes with GitHubCopilot, a code writing tool that generates code based on text prompts and supports code completion and debugging features.

CodeLlama is built on Meta's Llama2 language model, which has been tested and found to outperform other current publicly available LLM-based models in code generation. In order to promote the development of research and commercial applications, Meta has decided to open source CodeLlama under a community license, which allows users to use the model free of charge for research and commercial purposes.

For developers and programming enthusiasts, the release of CodeLlama will provide them with a powerful tool to code more efficiently. At the same time, the competition with GitHubCopilot will lead to continuous innovation and enhancement of both products to bring a better coding experience to users.

For more information about CodeLlama and where to download it, visit the project's GitHub page: https://github.com/facebookresearch/codellama

Through the open source approach, Meta hopes to attract more developers to participate and contribute, and jointly promote the development and progress of the code generation field.

The release of CodeLlama marks the beginning of Meta's role in theartificial intelligence (AI)field's continued efforts, they are committed to providing developers with more innovative tools and technologies. With the launch of CodeLlama, we can expect to see the emergence of more intelligent programming aids that will bring greater progress and change to the programming field.