Các mô hình Gemma AI của Google vượt mốc 150 triệu lượt tải về
Gemma AI của Google đạt 150 triệu lượt tải, thua Llama của Meta 1.2 tỷ và bị chỉ trích vì điều khoản cấp phép.

Google's Gemma AI models, launched in February 2024, have achieved over 150 million downloads, marking a significant milestone for the tech giant. Omar Sanseviero, a developer relations engineer at Google DeepMind, proudly announced this achievement on X, noting the creation of over 70,000 Gemma variants on the AI development platform, Hugging Face. This accomplishment signifies a robust user base and widespread adoption, further cementing Google's position in the AI sector.
Despite this success, Gemma lags behind Meta's Llama, which has surpassed 1.2 billion downloads as of April 2025. This rivalry between Google's Gemma and Meta's Llama highlights the competitive landscape of AI model development, pushing both companies to continually innovate and expand their offerings. As Google focuses on expanding Gemma's capabilities, the comparison between these tech giants becomes even more critical.
Gemma is a multimodal model that can process both images and text, supporting over 100 languages and diverse applications like drug discovery. Google has released fine-tuned versions of Gemma for specific purposes, showcasing the model's versatility and adaptability. This focus on a tailored application positions Gemma as a versatile tool for researchers and developers working on complex AI tasks.
However, the use of custom licensing terms for Gemma—mirrored by Llama—raises concerns about the feasibility of its commercial applications. Developers are wary of potential legal risks associated with non-standard license agreements, which can complicate the adoption process for commercial projects. These licensing challenges are crucial considerations for businesses seeking to integrate AI models into their operations.
Another noteworthy aspect of Gemma's growth is its contribution to the larger discourse on AI innovation and ethics. As models like Gemma and Llama gain traction, they spark discussions about transparency, accountability, and the ethical implications of deploying advanced AI models across industries. Google and Meta must address these concerns to sustain their leadership in AI research and development.
Nguồn: X, TechCrunch