Google Releases Three New Open Artificial Intelligence Models

Googlecontinues its work to make artificial intelligence tools open source. launched in May Gemma The program also includes models that Google does not use as source code for Gemini, and these models are also open to developers.

Recently us senatestated that measures would be taken against monopolization in artificial intelligence. Google’s statement shows that the company wants to ease its hands in terms of the spread of artificial intelligence studies.

Here are Google’s new models

Gemma 2 2BIt is a simple text creation and analysis model that can run on almost any hardware, from laptops to Edge devices. This model is licensed for certain scientific content and commercial applications and is owned by Google. Vertex It can be downloaded from sources such as artificial intelligence library.

ShieldGamma whereas from “security classifiers” It is displayed as a collection. The purpose of this model is to prevent hate speech, sexism and obscene content. With this model built on Gemma 2, it is possible to filter both commands and answers.

Finally Gemma Scope, a model that will allow developers to focus on some points within the Gemma 2 model and make its inner workings more interpretable. This model on Google’s blog, “Gemma Scope consists of specialized neural networks that help us uncover dense, complex information processed by Gemma 2 and expand that information into a form that is easier to analyze and understand. By examining these expanded views, researchers are studying how Gemma 2 identifies patterns, how it processes information, and how it processes information.” and as a result, they may gain valuable information about the predictions made.” It is explained as follows.