Foxconn Unveils First Large Language Model
Foxconn has launched its first large language model, named "FoxBrain," which uses 120 Nvidia GPUs and is based on Meta's Llama 3.1 architecture to analyze data, support decision-making, and generate code. The model, trained in about four weeks, boasts performance comparable to world-class standards despite a slight gap compared to China's DeepSeek distillation model. Foxconn plans to collaborate with technology partners to expand the model's applications and promote AI in manufacturing and supply chain management.
- The integration of large language models like FoxBrain into traditional industries could lead to significant productivity gains, but also raises concerns about data security and worker displacement.
- How will the increasing use of artificial intelligence in manufacturing and supply chains impact job requirements and workforce development strategies in Taiwan and globally?