Gemma: Google unveils open AI models

Includes safety tools as standard

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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.

Gemma models, developed by Google DeepMind in collaboration with other teams across Google, are built upon the same cutting-edge technology as the acclaimed Gemini models. The models are availab...

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