Microsoft announced the service launch Azure Open AIwhich is part of the collaboration between the two companies, sanctioned by a partnership consolidated in over two years of cooperation.
Microsoft’s Azure OpenAI enables businesses to access the most advanced artificial intelligence models such as GPT-3.5, Codex, and DALL-E 2, backed by enterprise-grade features and AI-enhanced infrastructure from Microsoft Azure.
For now in the list of supported models ChatGPT is not present yetbut his arrival in the first months of the year has also been announced.
The service guarantees security, reliability, compliance and data privacyand enables customers to harness the power of generative AI for a variety of use cases, such as content generation and customer care ticket summarization.
The Azure OpenAI service enables enterprises to use high-performance artificial intelligence models to improve end-user experiences and operational efficiencyto. Companies of all sizes and industries are using the service for advanced use cases like customer support and data insights.
The general availability of the service is a important milestone for customers and for Azure; the service was used by Microsoft to power their own products, including GitHub Copilot, Power BI, and Microsoft Designer.
Infrastructure optimized for AI
Azure delivers an infrastructure designed and optimized to support innovation in AI; in fact, it is also used by OpenAI for research and development and for accessing models via API.
Microsoft’s service offers supercomputers dedicated to artificial intelligence with functions of vertical and horizontal scalability massive, making it the highest-rated global public cloud for AI training and inference workload performance and scalability.
Leading companies in the sector such as Open AI, A half And Hugging Face they use Azure to innovate in the field of artificial intelligence.
Azure takes a responsible approach to innovation in AI, working closely with partners and customers to carefully evaluate use cases and address potential risks: Azure has implemented guardrails for the Azure OpenAI service in line with the principles of responsible artificial intelligence.
