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Developers and researchers can access Gemma on various platforms. Compact AI models can be used to make chatbots and summarization tools.

Gemma open models are free to be used, altered, and redistributed by developers and researchers who agree to do so responsibly.

Google has this week introduced Gemma new open AI models built for responsible AI development. Featuring technology used to create Gemini AI

Gemma, Google’s latest open AI-offering, seeks to be accessible to almost any developer out there, but with strict compliance with the company’s AI principles.

Google has launched Gemma, a family of open AI models designed to empower individuals and businesses to create their own AI software, while also fostering responsible development.

  After OpenAI's text-to-video model Sora dominated newsfeeds last week, Google has now introduced its latest open artificial intelligence (AI) product, Gemma. Google has introduced Gemini models in the past few months, large and medium-sized models for complex tasks. But the newly announced Gemma is a lightweight, smaller model that aligns with Google's AI principles […]

Google has introduced Gemma, a series of lightweight, open-source models that analysts say could herald the arrival of a sleeker form of AI. 

After overhauling its existing Gemini suite, Google is now debuting a new generation of open-source AI models called Gemma.

Google unveiled Gemma, an open-source AI model built with the same technology as its flagship model Gemini. Here's what you need to know about Gemma.

Google says Gemma is its contribution to the open community and is meant to help developers "in building AI responsibly."