Google's NEW FunctionGemma is a GAME CHANGER! 🤯

Google just dropped something absolutely insane. It's called Function Gemma. And this thing is tiny. We're talking 270 million parameters. That's nothing compared to GPT4. But here's what makes it crazy. It runs entirely on your phone. No internet, no cloud, no API costs, zero. You can literally tell it to turn on your flashlight and it does it. Create a calendar event, send an email, add a contact, all through voice commands and it all happens on your device. Nothing leaves your phone. This is a complete gamecher for privacy and speed. Hey, if we haven't met already, I'm the digital avatar of Julian Goldie, CEO of SEO agency Goldie Agency. Whilst he's helping clients get more leads and customers, I'm here to help you get the latest AI updates. Julian Goldie reads every comment, so make sure you comment below. So, what is Function Gemma

exactly? It's Google's new ondevice AI model built specifically for function calling. That means it translates what you say into actual actions. It's not just a chatbot that gives you text answers. It actually does things. It controls your device. It talks to your apps. It executes commands. Most AI models live in the cloud. You send a request. It travels to a server. The server processes it then sends back a response. That takes time. It costs money per request. And your data goes through the internet function. Gemma flips all of that. Everything happens locally on your device instantly for free forever. Here's why this matters

for anyone building AI automation. Think about all the apps and tools you use every day. Calendar, email, contacts, notes, reminders, task managers. Right now, you have to manually click through menus and type things out. But with Function Gemma, you can automate all of that with natural language. Just say what you want and it happens. Let me give you a real example. Imagine you're running the AI profit boardroom community. You need to schedule weekly coaching calls, set reminders for content deadlines, send follow-up emails to new members. Normally, you do all that manually, but with Function Gemma running on your phone, you just say it. Create a coaching call for next Tuesday at 3 p. m. Boom. Done. Send a welcome email to new boardroom members. Done. All without touching a screen. The model was officially launched in December 2025. Google released the full model weights. They gave us the fine-tuning recipe and they put it all on hugging face and Kaggle for free download. This is completely open source. You can take it and build whatever you want. Now, let's talk about how it actually works.

Function Gemma does something called unified chat and action. That means it can have a conversation with you like a normal chatbot, but it can also generate structured function calls. Here's what's wild about the performance. Out of the box, a generic small AI model only gets about 58% accuracy on function calling tasks. That's barely better than flipping a coin. But when Google fine-tuned Function Gemma on specific tasks, the accuracy jumped to 85%. That's as good as models that are 50 times bigger. This is exactly what we need for automation. You can't have a smart home assistant that only works half the time. It needs to be reliable and Function Gemma delivers that. The model is also insanely efficient. It's only 270 million parameters. That means it runs on about 550 mgab of RAM. Google tested it on a Pixel 8 phone and it processed 50 tokens per second. That's real-time conversation speed. And if you quantize it down to 4bit or 8bit, it runs even faster with even less memory.

Let me show you what this looks like in practice. Google released something called the mobile actions demo. This is where you can control your entire phone with voice commands. You say add John to my contacts and function Gemma generates the contact creation function. You say open Wi-Fi settings and it generates the settings navigation function. All of this happens offline. No internet required. They also built a demo game called Tiny Garden. It's a voice controlled farming game. You manage a virtual garden using only natural language. You say plant sunflowers in the top row and water them. And the model generates functions like plant a crop and water a crop with the right parameters. The entire game runs on your phone with no server back end. And let me tell you about the AI profit boardroom real quick because this function Gemma stuff is exactly what we teach inside the boardroom. We show you how to use AI tools like this to automate your business and save massive amounts of time. Imagine using function Gemma to automatically schedule your client calls, send follow-up emails and manage your tasks, all with voice commands on your phone. No more switching between apps. No more manual data entry. Just speak and it happens. If you want to learn how to build these kinds of AI automations for your business, check out the AI profit boardroom. Link is in the description. Now, let's get back to function gemma.

So, how do you actually use this thing? Google made it super easy. First, you download the model from hugging face. is called Google Function Gamma 270 main it. You install the transformers library. Then you load the model with just a few lines of code. Now, here's where it gets really powerful. You can fine-tune Function Gemma for your specific use case. Google released a full fine-tuning cookbook. They show you exactly how to train the model on your own data. Let's say you run a content creation business. You could fine-tune function Gemma to understand commands like schedule Instagram post for Monday or generate blog outline about AI automation or send client report to Sarah. You create a data set with examples of those commands and the functions they should trigger. Then you train the model. After fine-tuning, it becomes an expert at your specific workflow. The fine-tuning process is straightforward. You use libraries like hugging face transformers, TRL or run sloth. You load the base function Gemma model. You feed it your training data. The model learns the patterns. After training, you convert it to a mobile friendly format using light RTLM. Then you can deploy it to your phone through the Google AI edge gallery app. Google also made deployment super flexible. You can run Function Gemma with Light RTLM for mobile. You can use Llama. cpp to run it on your laptop CPU. You can use Olma on Mac. Or if you want a hybrid setup, you can use Vert. Exi to coordinate between ondevice and cloud models. Let's

talk about privacy for a second because this is huge. When you use chat GPT or Claude, every single thing you type goes to their servers. They process it. They log it. Your data is out there. But with Function Gemma, nothing leaves your device. Your calendar events, your contact information, your emails, your voice commands, all of it stays local. This is critical if you're in healthcare, finance, legal, or any industry with strict privacy requirements. The speed difference is also insane. Cloud models have to deal with network latency. Even on fast internet, that's at least a few hundred milliseconds. With Function Gemma, there's zero network delay. The model is right there on your device. You speak, it processes, it acts all in the time it takes to blink. Here's another thing people don't talk about enough. Cost. Every time you use a cloud AI model, you pay per token. Even if it's cheap, it adds up. But Function Gemma costs nothing after you download it. Zero per query fees. You can make unlimited requests forever. This completely changes the economics of AI apps. Google is positioning Function Gemma as part of a hybrid approach. You keep a small model on device to handle simple tasks. Things like turning on lights, setting reminders, playing music, Function Gemma handles them perfectly. Then for complex questions that need deep reasoning, you route those to a larger cloud model like Gemini or GPT. This way you get the best of both worlds. Fast local responses for simple stuff, powerful cloud intelligence for hard stuff. If you want to get started with function gemma, here's what you do. Go to hugging face and search for Google to function gamma 270 mite. Download the model except the license terms is free for commercial use with some restrictions around hate speech and harmful content. Then check out Google's AI developers docs. They have step-by-step guides for fine-tuning. They have collab notebooks you can run right in your browser. They have example data sets like mobile actions that you can learn from. This is

just the beginning. Function Gemma represents a shift from chat bots to agents. Instead of AI that just talks, we're getting AI that does. AI that takes action. AI that integrates with your tools and apps. AI that lives on your device and works for you 24/7 without needing the internet. And because it's open source, developers can build on top of it. And if you want the full process, SOPs, and 100 plus AI use cases like this one, join the AI success lab. It's our free AI community. Links in the comments and description. You'll get all the video notes from there, plus access to our community of 40,000 members who are crushing it with AI. We share tools, templates, automation workflows, everything you need to actually implement this stuff in your business. Function Gemma is live right now. It's free. It's open source, and it's incredibly powerful for anyone building AI automation. Whether you're creating apps, automating workflows, or just trying to make your daily tasks easier, this model gives you the tools to make it happen on device, private, fast, and completely free. This is the future of AI agents and it's available