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AI · deepmind.google · Wednesday, 14 October 2026

Singapore’s on-device Gemma aims to catch scams privately

Singapore could get scam warnings without sending conversations to Google or the government: DeepMind and GovTech Singapore fine-tuned Gemma to spot local social-engineering patterns directly on phones. A lightweight classifier first screens incoming messages, then Gemma checks a larger slice of the conversation and can warn users before they share money or credentials. Deployment will be phased, consent-based, and built into applications, not switched on across phones automatically.

Read the source: deepmind.google ↗In the 14 October issue →