Nodar Tchumbadze

There are a number of free language processing APIs that you can use in your Android app to ask questions and receive answers. Some options include: **IBM Watson Assistant**: This...

To use the **OpenAI API** to ask a question and get an answer in a Kotlin Android app, you can use the /questions/completions endpoint of the OpenAI API. This endpoint...

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**Google Cloud Natural Language API** is not free, but it does offer a free tier with a limited number of requests. You can use the free tier to try out...

**IBM Watson Assistant** is not free, but it does offer a free trial that allows you to try out the service and build a simple chatbot or conversational interface. The...

**Microsoft Azure Text Analytics API** is not free, but it does offer a free tier with a limited number of requests. You can use the free tier to try out...

**AWS Lex is not free**, but it does offer a free tier with a limited number of requests. You can use the free tier to try out the service and...

**Google Dialogflow** is not free, but it does offer a free tier with a limited number of requests. You can use the free tier to try out the service and...

**OpenAI's GPT-3** (Generative Pre-trained Transformer 3) is not free, but it does offer a free tier with a limited number of requests. You can use the free tier to try...

We can integrate all of these AI APIs and choose randomly which one to use and we will not run out of free requests per month. What do you think...