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PaLMLink

Guides

  • PaLMLink

Tech Notes

  • Configuring PaLM API Credentials
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Symbols

  • PaLMEmbedText
  • PaLMGeneratedMessageObject
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  • PaLMGenerateMessage
  • PaLMGenerateText
  • PaLMModels
  • $PaLMAPIKey
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AntonAntonov`PaLMLink`
PaLMGenerateMessage
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Generates message.
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Examples  
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Basic Examples  
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Here we generate a message:
In[1]:=
PaLMGenerateMessage
["Which are top 5 biggest moons of Jupiter?"]
Out[1]=
The five largest moons of Jupiter are:​1. Ganymede2. Callisto3. Io4. Europa5. Thebe​Ganymede is the largest moon in the Solar System, and the only moon known to have a magnetic field. It is larger than the planet Mercury, and has a surface that is covered in craters and grooves.​Callisto is the second-largest moon of Jupiter, and is the most heavily cratered object in the Solar System. It has a very dark surface, and is thought to be covered in a layer of ice.​Io is the third-largest moon of Jupiter, and is the most volcanically active body in the Solar System. It is constantly being resurfaced by lava flows, and has a very young surface.​Europa is the fourth-largest moon of Jupiter, and is thought to have a liquid ocean beneath its icy surface. It is a potential target for future exploration, as it may harbor life.​Thebe is the fifth-largest moon of Jupiter, and is the innermost of the Galilean moons. It is a small, irregularly shaped moon that orbits very close to Jupiter.
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