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but why tho? next gemma is coming and no one uses gemma 3 in prod anyway.
by behnamoh 9mo ago
but why tho? next gemma is coming and no one uses gemma 3 in prod anyway.
- NitpickLawyer 9mo ago> no one uses gemma 3 in prod anyway. Umm, we do. It's still one of the best for eu countries support / help chatbot style. It's got good (best?) multilingual support ootb, it's very "safe" (won't swear, won't display chinese characters, etc) and it's pretty fast.
- behnamoh 9mo agobut it lacks system prompt support.
- NitpickLawyer 9mo agoIt lacks a deducated system prompt, but it was trained with and in practice works with the system prompt be the first message from the user.
- gunalx 9mo agoYep. Before gemma3 we where struggling with multilinguality on smaller European languages, and it is still one of the batter ones in that regard (even large open or closed models struggle with this to some extent). Gemma3 also is still pretty decent multi modal wise.
- avadodin 9mo agoI didn't know this was a thing until I read this thread but I can confirm that it does fine(not perfect by any means just like the average casual non-native fluent speaker) and it is one of the reasons I use it as my local model.
- uncognic 9mo agoI think /* */ single-line comments is a pretty good indication.
- data-ottawa 9mo agoGemma3 is probably the best supported fine tunable model.
- austinvhuang 9mo agoI don't have firsthand knowledge, but r/SesameAI seems to believe Maya/Miles products are based on a Gemma3 backbone.