Solo Tech (US) uses Llama to offer offline, multilingual AI support for underserved rural communities with limited internet access. This includes insights for farmers, medical assistance for doctors and learning solutions in schools. The grant will help them to equip 50 rural centers with AI tools while empowering local professionals and advancing the development of physical AI solutions.
Dana-Farber Cancer Institute proposed a new open source AI platform to computationally match patients with cancer to clinical trials. They plan to use Llama to summarize and comprehend unstructured clinical notes and unstructured clinical trial eligibility criteria, enabling rapid identification of appropriate trial options for individual patients.
AiSee is an affordable wearable assistive device that helps people with visual impairment “see” the objects around them. The Llama 405B model serves as the backbone of the system, providing accurate and comprehensive information, while the 8B model, optimized for mobile devices, handles user interactions and generates intermediate responses.
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