Google has launched Gemma 3, the latest version of its family of open AI models that aim to set a new benchmark for AI accessibility.

Built upon the foundations of the company’s Gemini 2.0 models, Gemma 3 is engineered to be lightweight, portable, and adaptable—enabling developers to create AI applications across a wide range of devices.  

This release comes hot on the heels of Gemma’s first birthday, an anniversary underscored by impressive adoption metrics. Gemma models have achieved more than 100 million downloads and spawned the creation of over 60,000 community-built variants. Dubbed the “Gemmaverse,” this ecosystem signals a thriving community aiming to democratise AI.  

“The Gemma family of open models is foundational to our commitment to making useful AI technology accessible,” explained Google.

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