Meta Platforms has released DINOv3, a new family of computer-vision foundation models trained with self-supervised learning. The company says a single, "frozen" DINOv3 backbone surpasses specialized systems on long-standing dense-prediction benchmarks while operating across a range of image resolutions. Model checkpoints in multiple sizes—including a top configuration of roughly 7 billion parameters—are now available on the open-source repository Hugging Face under a permissive commercial license. Meta’s Fundamental AI Research (FAIR) group also published the accompanying technical paper to encourage external validation and downstream development.
Meta releases DINOv3 Everyone talks about Llama but I think Meta's contributions to computer vision (SAM, DINOv2, etc.) are highly underappreciated. They're now releasing a newer iteration with large model (7B param), better data curation, and improved dense features. This https://t.co/NDVJKFfynl https://t.co/kvoIyDDFBc
Let's all welcome Meta's next generation model family Diddy-1 https://t.co/VAeYDJ4gXk
DINOv3 is SSL magic by the FAIR team. Technical paper and SOTA model released under a commercial license. https://t.co/D1SippxzoI