Google announced the launch of Gemma, a new open source AI model. Developed using the technology that underpinned Google's Gemini AI models, Gemma aims to provide developers with advanced tools to cre ...

Gemma models share technical and infrastructure components with Gemini, Google’s largest and most capable AI model widely available today. This enables Gemma 2B and 7B to achieve best-in-class ...

Google is also working with startups, including CoRover, Glance, Entri, InVideo, Nykaa, Dashverse, and Toonsutra.

Gemma 3 shares tech with Gemini 2.0, supports 35 languages, and offers models with up to 27B parameters. It can be trained through Vertex AI and Google Colab, and it includes a safety image ...

At this year’s Google I/O developer conference, the company is introducing its Gemma 2 series, with the first member being a much larger lightweight model with 27 billion parameters.

For the same reasons, Google built Gemma to work on a variety of common development platforms. There’s of course a risk that bad actors will use open-source generative AI models to do harm.

In a bid to deepen its AI presence in India, Google announced its partnerships with two more IndiaAI Mission startups aside from Sarvam. At the Google I/O Connect India 2025 in Bengaluru on Wednesday, ...

Gemma models, built on Google's AI principles, are designed to outperform other models in size and performance. Developers gain free access to Gemma on Kaggle, Colab notebooks, and receive Google ...

Google doesn't want to give away Gemini, but it has announced a lightweight AI model that it will open up. It's called Gemma, and you can start experimenting with it today.

Google's family of "open" AI models, Gemma, is growing. During Google I/O 2025 on Tuesday, Google took the wraps off Gemma 3n, a model designed to run "smoothly" on phones, laptops, and tablets.

Announced on February 21, 2024 via the NVIDIA blog, Google’s Gemma (a 2 billion and 7 billion parameter open language model) has been optimized for use on all of NVIDIA’s AI platforms.