Meta has introduced a fresh set of artificial intelligence models under the name Llama 4. This release includes three new versions: Scout, Maverick, and Behemoth. Each one has been designed to better understand and respond to a mix of text, images, and videos.
The reason behind this launch seems to be rising competition, especially from Chinese companies like DeepSeek. Their recent models have been doing so well that Meta rushed to improve its own tools to keep up.
Where You Can Access Llama 4
The Scout and Maverick models are now available online through Meta’s official site and other developer platforms like Hugging Face. However, Behemoth is still in the testing phase and hasn’t been released yet.
Meta has already added Llama 4 to its own digital assistant, which is built into apps like WhatsApp, Instagram, and Messenger in several countries. However, some special features are only available in the U.S. and only in English for now.
Who Can and Can’t Use It
Meta has placed some limits on who can access Llama 4. People and companies based in the European Union are not allowed to use or share these models, likely due to strict data rules in that region. Also, very large companies, those with over 700 million monthly users — must first get permission from Meta.
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