Meta launches AI Accelerator programme for APAC, announces Singapore incubator for 100 startups

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Meta launches AI Accelerator programme for APAC, announces Singapore incubator for 100 startups - e27

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Meta announced the launch of an AI Accelerator program for Asia Pacific (APAC) startups in its regional headquarters in Singapore on October 3, in conjunction with the Meta APAC AI Accelerator Finals.

During the event, Clegg announced plans to launch a Singapore-focused incubator program that will support 100 enterprises in deepening their understanding of GenAI and Llama.

The event named Traversaal.ai from Pakistan, the winner of the regional finals, entitling the company to a US$100,000 grant for its innovative use of Llama to create a state-of-the-art Urdu Llama model aimed at connecting 250 million Urdu speakers worldwide.