Yes. (I think v1beta3 has functions and

[green summit]

What's an easy way to test if it has functions and tuned models? Is there a simply Python or Node.js script I can run with sample calls?

[dapper sentinel]

You could just use v1beta3. {:

Or consult the API reference at https://ai.google.dev/api

[green summit]

Have you done much with tuned models? I've yet to find a compelling use case at this point.

[dapper sentinel]

I can abstractly understand the use case. But most of the uses I have don't need them, so far.

[proud rain]

v1beta3 is a bit sillier than that sadly

listing models on v1beta3 only returns palm2 modele

[green summit]

How good is the palm2 model? Is it worth using to prototype for the Gemini hackathon while I wait to (hopefully) get Gemini 1.5 Pro API access? Or will the code I have to write to actually make do what I want (advanced text generation) be a waste becasue much of it won't be needed wtih the advanced API?

[dapper sentinel]

Why not just use the Gemini 1.0 Pro API?

[green summit]

I don't see it my list of potential APIs when I do either a "gemini" or "generative" keyword search in the Google Console's APIs search.

[dapper sentinel]

If you're using AI Studio, Gemini is available through the "Generative Language API"
If you're using Vertex AI, Gemini is available through the "Vertex AI API".