Gemma 3 - NEW Opensource Multimodal Model Beats DeepSeek V3 & o3 Mini! (Fully Tested)
AI Summary
Summary of Google’s Gamma 3 AI Model Introduction
- Introduction of Gamma 3:
- Google released Gamma 3, a collection of lightweight, state-of-the-art open AI models.
- Built on the same technology as Google’s Gemini 2.0.
- Designed for efficiency with four models: 1B, 4B, 12B, and 27B parameters.
- Pre-trained in over 140 languages with native support for 35+ languages.
- Open-based models, installable locally with Llama or LM Studio.
- Multimodal capabilities (excluding the 1B model) for text, images, and short videos.
- Supports up to 128k tokens (1B model supports 32k tokens).
- Outperforms larger models like Deep Seek v3 and Llama 3 in benchmarks.
- Performance and Deployment:
- Significant improvement over the previous model, Gamma 2, in benchmarks.
- Can be deployed on phones, web, or cloud.
- Installation instructions provided for accessing endpoints via Hugging Face or using AMA.
- LM Studio allows for easy installation and access within their chat interface.
- Google’s AI Studio offers a free web interface for interacting with Gamma 3 models.
- Model Assessment with Prompts:
- Successfully generated a detailed web app for tracking finances using HTML, CSS, and JavaScript.
- Created a short story based on images, demonstrating image understanding and object recognition.
- Failed to generate accurate SVG code for a symmetrical butterfly.
- Solved a simple algebra equation correctly.
- Demonstrated logical reasoning by calculating the total milk production from cows and goats over a week.
- Correctly debugged a Python function to sum even numbers in a list.
- Showed common sense reasoning by explaining what happens to water in freezing temperatures.
- Conclusion:
- Gamma 3 is a versatile model that performs well in math, multimodal tasks, and general knowledge.
- It is accessible for local deployment and can be run on a single GPU or CPU.
- While it has limitations in coding tasks, it excels in other areas and is open for consumer use.
Detailed Instructions and URLs (if provided in the transcript)
- Installation and Access:
- No specific CLI commands or URLs were provided in the summary.
- General reference to Hugging Face and LM Studio for model access.
- Mention of Google’s AI Studio for web interaction with the model.
Notes
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