Meta plans to launch incubator programme to boost AI exploration

It also launched an accelerator programme across Asia Pacific.

Meta has announced its plans to launch a Singapore-focused incubator programme to support 100 enterprises in exploring generative AI and Llama, its open-source AI-model.

This initiative will help connect 20 participants with experts to mentor them in developing and launching Llama-powered solutions. Supported by Digital Industry Singapore, the programme aligns with the country's National AI Strategy 2.0, which promotes AI development and adoption by businesses and startups.

Meta also announced an AI Accelerator programme for startups across Asia Pacific to boost innovation and empower companies to integrate Llama into their products.

More than 720 companies from the region submitted AI projects, with finalists from 13 markets gathering at Meta’s Singapore headquarters to showcase solutions aimed at improving education, public services, and economic development.

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