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by Alimat Aliyeva
On Thursday, Google announced Gemma 4, the latest generation of
its open AI models designed for advanced reasoning and agentic
workflows, calling it the most intelligent open model family it has
released to date. According to a post on Google’s official blog,
Gemma 4 is built on the same research and technology foundation as
Gemini 3 and is released under the Apache License 2.0,
AzerNEWS reports, citing foreign media.
Google stated that the new model family aims to make advanced AI
capabilities more widely accessible to developers. Gemma 4 will be
available in four sizes, supporting a range of hardware—from
Android devices and laptop GPUs to developer workstations and
specialized accelerators.
The models are capable of multi-step reasoning and deep logical
analysis, making them suitable for building autonomous agents that
can interact with tools and application programming interfaces.
Google also highlighted that all four Gemma 4 models support code
generation and can natively process images and video, opening new
possibilities for multimodal applications.
Edge models offer a 128K context window, while larger models can
handle up to 256K tokens, enabling extended conversations or
complex task handling. Additionally, Gemma 4 was trained on over
140 languages, ensuring broad multilingual support.
Since the launch of its first generation, Google reports that
Gemma has been downloaded more than 400 million times, and the
community known as the “Gemmaverse” has created over 100,000 model
variants, showcasing the ecosystem’s rapid growth and creativity.
Notably, some developers are already experimenting with Gemma 4 in
areas like real-time video analysis, AI-assisted coding, and
intelligent workflow automation—hinting at the model’s potential to
reshape both software development and content creation.