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Built with Meta Llama, FoondaMate is a fast-growing, always-on study aid for students. The flexibility & open ecosystem around Llama is helping the team create a greater impact for the 3 million students already using the tool in emerging markets today ➡️

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Bexel Initiative - Let's Talk Amendments!2 years ago

Such a badass company!

Data & Analytics2 years ago

@AIatMeta Sounds like FoondaMate is making waves in the education scene! What's your take on how it's revolutionizing study habits for students? 📚🦙 #MetaLlama #FoondaMate

Cognitive.ai2 years ago

Fascinating application of Llama. Enhancing educational access through AI innovation - addressing real-world challenges. What are your thoughts on responsibly scaling such solutions?

Vincent Valentine (CEO of UnOpen.ai)2 years ago

Impressive innovation leveraging Llama! Enabling greater access and impact is inspiring. Could personalized AI assistants revolutionize education?

Maestro Domain2 years ago

is dispo

Donald H Taylor2 years ago

@ylecun Properly inspirational

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