Google and Singapore build on-device fraud detection with open model Gemma
GoogleDeepMind · x · 2026-10-14
Google DeepMind is working with Singapore's GovTech to build on-device fraud detection fine-tuned from open model Gemma on local scam tactics, targeting the fact that over half of reported crimes in Singapore involve sophisticated social engineering — running locally to protect privacy.
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