Meta is offering developers an API for Llama.
I’m at Meta HQ for the company’s first-ever LlamaCon developer event, where CPO Chris Cox just announced the Llama API waitlist. It’s in “limited preview” for select partners with no pricing information yet, but the announcement still drew applause from the audience. Meta has been trying to make it easier for companies to use Llama, and this API feels like an important step in that direction. [Link: Llama API Previe…
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