Google introduces Gemma 4, a new family of multimodal AI models designed for on-device deployment, offering advanced capabilities for developers.
Why it matters
The release of Gemma 4 signifies a significant step towards democratizing advanced AI capabilities by making them accessible and runnable on personal devices. This on-device processing reduces reliance on cloud infrastructure, potentially improving privacy, reducing latency, and enabling new AI applications in areas like augmented reality, personal assistants, and creative tools without constant internet connectivity. It empowers developers to build more sophisticated and responsive AI experiences directly into their applications and hardware.
Google has released Gemma 4, a new type of AI that can understand and work with different kinds of information like text and images. These AIs are designed to run directly on your phone or computer, making them faster and more private.
Google has launched an AI-powered Gmail inbox for premium users, featuring message prioritization, to-do list generation, email summarization, and advanced proofreading, built on Gemini capabilities.
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