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Show HN: Gemma Gem - AI model embedded in a browser - no API keys, no cloud

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Gemma Gem, a Chrome extension, embeds Google's Gemma 4 AI model directly into the browser using WebGPU, enabling interaction with webpages through various tools like reading content and executing JavaScript. This development offers developers an on-device AI solution without cloud dependencies, facilitating experimentation and integration of AI functionalities directly within browsers. The standalone library potential for the agent loop suggests future possibilities for more versatile browser-based AI applications.

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