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LLMFunctions

Symbols

  • ChatEvaluate
  • ChatObject
  • CreateChat
  • ImageSynthesize
  • LLMSynthesize
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[
EXPERIMENTAL
]
CreateChat
​
CreateChat[]
creates a new
ChatObject
[…]
to represent an ongoing conversation.
​
​
CreateChat[init]
creates a new chat using the initialization parameters
init
.
​
Details

Examples  
(9)
Basic Examples  
(2)
Create a new chat:
In[1]:=
chat=
CreateChat
[]
Out[1]=
ChatObject

Add a message and a response to the conversation:
In[2]:=
ChatEvaluate
[chat,"What's the tallest mountain?"]
Out[2]=
ChatObject
What's
the tall
est mo
untain?
​
Mount
Everest
is the t
allest
mount
ain in the
world,
standing
at 29,029
feet (8,
848 me
ters) tall.
​

​
Specify an initialization prompt:
In[1]:=
chat=
CreateChat
["answer questions as if the listener is a 5 year old child"]
Out[1]=
ChatObject
answer
questio
ns as if
the list
ener is a
5 year
old child
​

Add a message and a response to the conversation:
In[2]:=
ChatEvaluate
[chat,"What is electricity?"]
Out[2]=
ChatObject
answer questions as if
the listener is a 5 year old
child
​
What is electricity?
​
Electricity is a type of
energy that we can't
usually see, but we can
sometimes feel or hear it.
It's like a special power
that makes things like
light bulbs, TVs, and
computers work. It can
also power toys, tools,
and appliances in our
homes. Think of
electricity like magic
fairy dust that makes
things come to life!
​

Scope  
(3)

Options  
(4)

See Also
FindTextualAnswer
 
▪
TextContents
History
Introduced in 2023
 (13.3)
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