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Questions about PaLM
What is PaLM?
A 540B-parameter Pathways Language Model with strong reasoning and code skills for its time.
How big is the context window of PaLM?
PaLM can read up to 2,048 tokens in one request, roughly 1,536 words.
Is PaLM open source?
PaLM does not have downloadable weights. You use it through Google or an API provider.
Can I still use PaLM?
PaLM was a research model and was never offered as a public product. It is listed here for history and comparison.
What can PaLM take as input?
PaLM accepts text and produces text.
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