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Google adds XR Language Teacher to AI Edge Gallery, an offline camera-based AI tutor

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Google introduces XR Language Teacher in Google AI Edge Gallery, an AI tutor that holds voice conversations about what the user's camera sees.

Google's Gemma account says the tutor is powered by Gemma 4, was built with Antigravity, and works offline.

Google also says developers can point Antigravity at the open-source Google AI Edge Gallery repository to adapt the Gemma 4 look-ask-listen loop for uses such as a museum guide or cooking helper. The post links to the project's GitHub repository.

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Google explains how to adapt its Gemma 4 voice and vision pipeline

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  1. Nov 10, 12:30 PM ET · 1 article
    Google explains how to adapt a Gemma voice and vision pipeline
    Google Gemma: Google explains how to adapt its Gemma 4 voice and vision pipeline
  2. Nov 10, 12:30 PM ET · 1 article
    Google introduces XR Language Teacher in AI Edge Gallery
    Google Gemma: Google launches XR Language Teacher, an offline AI tutor using your camera

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Nov 10
  1. Google GemmaOfficial
    Google explains how to adapt its Gemma 4 voice and vision pipeline

    AIGoogle says developers can point Antigravity at the open-source Google AI Edge Gallery repo to adapt the Gemma 4 look-ask-listen loop for uses such as a museum guide or cooking helper. The post links to the GitHub repository for the project.

  2. Google GemmaOfficial
    Google launches XR Language Teacher, an offline AI tutor using your camera

    AIGoogle introduces XR Language Teacher in Google AI Edge Gallery, an AI tutor that holds voice conversations about what the user's camera sees. The tutor is powered by Gemma 4 and built with Antigravity, and the post says it works offline.

    Image from @googlegemma's post

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