Microsoft, a significant player in the generative AI industry, is diversifying its AI offerings by introducing Meta Platforms’ rival open-sourced AI model, Llama 2, into Azure AI Studio. This move allows customers to access Llama 2 as a “model-as-a-service” on Microsoft’s cloud platform AI clearinghouse, without the need for complex installations on their own cloud servers.
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