3 fun Gemma project ideas- Google Developers Blog

This post details three project ideas using Gemma, an open model family. The first project demonstrates fine-tuning Gemma for translating old Korean literature into contemporary Korean, highlighting the use of SentencePiece for tokenization and LoRA for fine-tuning. It also suggests expansion ideas for American English <-> British English translation and Kansai-ben dialect translation. The second project explores using Gemma for game design brainstorming, showing how it can flesh out game concepts, design characters, and write stories based on a one-sentence pitch. Expansion ideas include generating marketing phrases, florist ideas, and food recipes. The third project outlines using Gemma on a Raspberry Pi for composing magical letters from Santa, though the details are cut short.
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