Andrew Sellergren

Download it on HuggingFace now! huggingface.co/google/medgemm…

@mattshumer_ "Anyone still making that argument either hasn't used the current models, has an incentive to downplay what's happening..." Unlike you and Dario who definitely don't have the incentive play up the hype? The last time you went viral it was also overhyping x.com/tedx_ai/status…

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This week, we released a pair of Gemma updates that developers can use to innovate across the healthcare and translation spaces: — MedGemma 1.5 4B: Our updated open medical AI model improves performance in 3D imaging and reasoning over medical records. We also kicked off the MedGemma Impact Challenge on @Kaggle to inspire development of AI applications that can help patients — TranslateGemma: This collection of multimodal open translation models is built on Gemma 3 and enables developers to build translation tools across 55 language pairs. The models are efficiently compact (available in 4B, 12B, and 27B parameter sizes), achieving high-fidelity translation quality with lower latency You can access both Gemma models on @huggingface, MedGemma on Vertex AI, and TranslateGemma on Kaggle. To learn more about Gemma and our latest breakthroughs from @GoogleDeepMind, visit deepmind.google!

📣 Hackathon Launch Alert! MedGemma Impact Challenge hosted by @GoogleResearch 🎯Build human-centered AI applications by using MedGemma and other open models 💰 $100,000 Prize Pool ⏰ Final Submission: Feb 24, 2026 kaggle.com/competitions/m…

“Esta IA acabará con los imagenologos” Interpreta TAC, RM e histopatología, cruza hallazgos con el contexto clínico y reportes de laboratorio, y razona en términos de enfermedad, no de pixeles. Si, es el fin, pero del imagenologo saturado. MedGemma es el futuro de la medicina.

Google lanza MedGemma 1.5 (4B), un LLM open para interpretar imágenes médicas CT, MRI e histopatología, además de RX, dermatologí, fondo de ojo…) con burnos resultados. Y lo acompaña además con MedASR, un modelo abierto de speech-to-text clínico (dictado médico).+

Introducing the MedGemma Impact Challenge Use MedGemma and other open models to build human-centered applications in the medical space. Over $100k in prizes. Time to build. kaggle.com/competitions/m…

An updated version of our MedGemma model is out with major accuracy improvements in medical-related tasks. We also released MedASR, which specialized for low error rates for medical speech recognition. We're excited to see what the health community does with these models! 🩺

@sundarpichai Google is on a serious roll right now.

MedGemma 1.5 is a major upgrade to our open models for healthcare developers. The new 4B model enables developers to build applications that natively interpret full 3D scans (CTs, MRIs) with high efficiency - a first, we believe, for an open medical generalist model. MedGemma 1.5 also pairs well with MedASR, our speech-to-text model fine-tuned for highly accurate medical dictation. Developers can now use these multimodal capabilities to build medical apps that reach patients in more places.

Announcing MedGemma 1.5 🩺 This updated open model from @GoogleResearch is small enough to run offline, improves performance on medical imaging use cases, and enhances core capabilities for text, medical records and 2D images. research.google/blog/next-gene…

@davidmbudden Ending this charade with performative highroading is honestly perfect

@davidmbudden @PedrusMaximus33 x.com/davidmbudden/s…

@PedrusMaximus33 I like these guys, so let's work through their references instead (if this doesn't make my point, that's a you-problem)

I really don't know why this needs saying, but can we all stop pretending a buggy line of math proof is inherently more catastrophic than a buggy line of code? Sure. Some are. I would wager (metaphorically!!!!) the median published math paper has > 0 bugs. Without invalidating.

1.6 dE/dt ≤ (2 − A)ΩE. "When A > 1, palinstrophy growth dominates stretching for large Ω, forcing energy depletion near any potential singularity." How is energy depleted if dE/dt is > 0 (when A = 1.234). At best, you've established a bound on energy growth, but not demonstrated that it is depleted.

My poor inbox ffs. I was hungover guys... Two proofs (engineers like redundancy): github.com/BuddenD/ns-pre… github.com/BuddenD/ns-pre… Two notes: github.com/BuddenD/ns-pre… github.com/BuddenD/ns-pre… Happy new year from Budden and the PingYou team 🐧

@TaliaRinger @_p_hacked @goldstein_aa @ezhengs @davidmbudden I did ask around internally when the whole thing started for someone to check on him but didn't get much of a response.

@_p_hacked @goldstein_aa @ezhengs @davidmbudden Yeah I am quite worried this may have been a very public manic episode and so may be followed by a quite severe depressive episode

Sonnet 4.5 > Opus 4.5 for working with nontrivial files and codebases. I said it. Sometimes you need an engineer and not a philosopher.

@nikitabier @miragemunny Better thing you should solve: The infinite nonconsensual porn generator running amok in your app

@miragemunny People with >10 drafts: 0.00072% of DAU This would be the worst engineering-to-impact ratio in the known universe. Better thing I’d like to solve: why aren’t you just posting those drafts when inspiration strikes?

hear me out @nikitabier— add a “search” feature within the ‘drafts’ tab, so i can search for key-words in my drafts instead of scrolling through hundreds of them to find the draft i am looking for thank you for your attention to this matter

@colin_fraser Just a few more hours bro. Just a few more Lean lint errors bro.

Is the Navier-Stokes problem solved?

He claims to have uploaded the paper to arXiv by the deadline last night but it won't get through their review system for a few days because of the holidays. He also promised to upload the e2e Lean by last night at midnight but said he was running into lint errors (which looked more like the proof actually being rejected by Lean) so pushed it to 2 AM. Then nothing. So radio silence since then.

Wait so what happened with the @davidmbudden guy

MedGemma is a really interesting model - very small, multimodal, open, and does quite well in out-of-distribution medical tasks compared to much larger models. Would love to see more work thinking about how to improve & deploy this sort of LLM to support medical professionals