Meta's AI models are powering the first wave of Genesis Mission projects

Posted by surprisetalk 6 hours ago

Meta's AI models are powering the first wave of Genesis Mission projects(ai.meta.com)

https://www.energy.gov/undersecretaryforscience/genesis-miss...

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mawadev 5 hours ago|

That is — incredible

rozap 4 hours ago|

Really fascinating writeup — I particularly appreciated how they didn't hesitate to delve into the load bearing design choices — the implications are staggering.

sailingparrot 4 hours ago|

> Meta's open-source approach makes this possible

I'm sorry, was this article drafted in 2024 and never updated?

kingstnap 3 hours ago||

This sort of random out of date comment is a common LLM writing trope. Though it is true that the segment anything model is open source.

https://github.com/facebookresearch/sam3

They have another with calling A100s modern.

> A100 GPUs — the high-performance computing chips that power today's most advanced AI systems.

They might not have written it with AI, but the article has a lot of em dashs and colons and not this but that statements.

hgoel 3 hours ago|||

The models in question have source and weights available. AFAIK not fully FOSS because the weights require registration to access.

ipsum2 3 hours ago||

SAM3.1 was released and open sourced March 2026.

But what's the point of correcting you? People will continue to propagate their own lies.

sailingparrot 1 hour ago||

Sure, I just find using OSS grand standing, and trying to educate the audience about the benefits of OSS a bit distasteful after Meta pulled away from OSS for their main flagship models.