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Why Google Gemma 4 is in the spotlight as an open-source AI game changer

Google DeepMind has unveiled its open-source AI model Gemma 4, drawing a positive early response and renewed attention to the Gemma series. The lineup comes in four sizes, including edge models and larger variants with expanded context windows. Benchmarks cited show large gains in math, coding and science tests versus the prior version. Summit Pande highlights the efficiency of the 26B MoE model and points to Gemma 4’s adoption of the Apache 2.0 license.

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Google unveils open model Gemma 4, supports complex reasoning on low-power devices

Google has unveiled its open-weight AI model family Gemma 4, SiliconANGLE reported on Wednesday. The company said Gemma 4 is based on the same architecture as Gemini 3 and can run complex reasoning and autonomous AI agents locally on low-power devices such as workstations and smartphones. The lineup includes E2B, E4B, a 26B Mixture of Experts model and a 31B dense model. It supports tool integration and multimodal inputs.

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Medical, bio AI models prove global competitiveness, move to phase two development

Two AI-focused foundation models being developed in South Korea for medical and bio applications will move into phase two after an interim performance review, the Ministry of Science and ICT said on Monday. A Lunit consortium and a KAIST consortium each scored above 80 points, meeting the 70-point threshold for further support. The ministry plans to keep providing each consortium with 256 Nvidia B200 GPUs through early September. The models are set to be released as open source in early April.