Today, we are excited to announce that ChatGPT is now available in preview on the Azure OpenAI service. Azure OpenAI service enables more than 1,000 customers to use state-of-the-art AI including Dall-E 2, GPT-3.5, Codex, and other large-scale language models backed by Azure’s unique supercomputing and enterprise capabilities We apply models to innovate in new ways.
Since ChatGPT was introduced late last year, we’ve seen a variety of scenarios where ChatGPT can be used, such as summarizing content, generating suggested email copy, or even helping with software programming questions. Now in preview on Azure OpenAI Service, his ChatGPT allows developers to integrate custom HIS AI-powered experiences directly into their applications. This includes extending existing bots to handle unexpected questions, restructuring call center conversations for faster customer support resolution, and creating new personalized ad copy. Offers, billing automation, and more. Cognitive services can be combined with Azure OpenAI to create compelling use cases for enterprises. For example, see how Azure OpenAI and Azure Cognitive Search can be combined to use conversational language to get a knowledge base of your enterprise data.
Customers can start using ChatGPT today. Priced at $0.002/1,000 tokens, billing for all ChatGPT usage will begin on March 13, 2023.
true business value
Customers across industries are finding business value in using Azure OpenAI services, and how organizations such as ODP Corporation, Singapore’s Smart Nation Digital Government Office, and Icertis will leverage the power of Azure OpenAI and the ChatGPT model going forward. I look forward to seeing how you use it. To achieve more:
“ODP Corporation is pleased to leverage ChatGPT’s powerful AI technology from the Azure OpenAI service, made possible by our collaboration with Microsoft. [The ODP Corporation] We drive continuous business transformation, explore new possibilities more effectively, and design innovative solutions to deliver greater value to our customers, partners, and employees. [The ODP Corporation] builds chatbots powered by ChatGPT to support internal business units, especially HR. Chatbots have successfully improved HR’s document review process, generated new job descriptions, and enhanced employee communication. By utilizing ChatGPT’s natural language processing and machine learning functions, [The ODP Corporation] We aim to streamline internal operations and drive business success. By adopting this cutting-edge technology, you can be more competitive in the market and improve the customer experience. “Carl Brisco, Vice President of Products and Technology, ODP Corporation
“Singapore’s Smart Nation Digital Government Office is always looking to equip civil servants with technology to better serve the Singaporean people and give Singapore a better idea. More generally, it has the potential to accelerate work on different types of knowledge in the public sector.The collaboration technology built into ChatGPT will help employees to use these powerful models in a more natural and intuitive way. The enterprise controls in Azure OpenAI services are key to enabling us to explore these technologies across policy, operational, and communication use cases.”—Feng-ji Sim, Undersecretary, Smart Nation Digital Government Office, Singapore Prime Minister’s Office
“Contracts are the foundation of commerce and control every dollar inside and outside a company. At Icertis, we apply AI to contracts to help businesses around the world increase revenue, reduce costs, ensure compliance and We are helping reduce risk: With the availability of ChatGPT in Microsoft’s Azure OpenAI service, we have a data lake of over 2 billion metadata and transactional elements – the world’s largest repository of curated contract data. 1) provides a powerful tool to achieve these outcomes: Generative AI helps businesses accelerate their commercial It helps to fully realize the intent of the deal.Providing this capability at enterprise scale, backed by the inherent strengths of Azure security and reliability, is in line with our ethical AI tenets and Icertis creates incredible new opportunities for innovation with our contract intelligence platform.”Monish Darda, Chief Technology Officer, Icertis
To combine the power of OpenAI’s large-scale language models with the power of Azure’s AI-optimized infrastructure, in addition to all the ways organizations large and small are using Azure OpenAI services to achieve business value. has also been working within Microsoft. Introduce new experiences to consumer and enterprise products. for example:
• GitHub Copilot leverages AI models from Azure OpenAI Service to enable developers to accelerate code development using AI Pair Programmers.
• Microsoft Teams Premium Includes intelligent summaries and AI-generated chapters to help boost individual, team, and organizational productivity.
• Microsoft Viva SalesA new AI-powered seller experience provides suggested email content and data-driven insights to help sales teams focus on strategically selling to customers.
• microsoft bing We introduced an AI-powered chat option to enhance the consumer search experience in a whole new way.
These are just a few examples of how Microsoft is helping organizations leverage generative AI models to drive their AI transformation.
Customers and partners can also use Azure OpenAI Studio’s no-code approach to create new intelligent apps and solutions to stand out from the competition. Azure OpenAI Studio, in addition to allowing customization of all models provided through the service, also provides a unique interface for customizing ChatGPT and configuring response behavior for your organization.
See how to customize ChatGPT with system messages within Azure OpenAI Studio.
A Responsible Approach to AI
We’ve already seen the impact AI can have on people and businesses as it boosts productivity, boosts creativity, and helps enhance everyday tasks. We are committed to ensuring that AI systems are developed responsibly, work as intended, and are used in ways people can trust. Generative models, such as ChatGPT and DALL-E image generative models, are models that generate new artifacts. These types of models create new challenges. For example, it can be used to create compelling but imprecise text to create realistic images that never happened.
Microsoft employs four levels of tiered mitigations designed to address these challenges. They comply with Microsoft’s Responsible AI Standard. The first is application-level protection that leaves it up to the customer, for example explaining that the text output was generated by AI and having the user approve it. The second is technical protection such as input and output content filtering. The third is protecting processes and policies, from systems to fraud reporting to service level agreements. And the fourth is documents such as design guidelines and transparency caveats to explain the model’s benefits and what to test.
We believe that in the coming months, AI will significantly change the way we work and run our organizations. To respond to this moment, we will continue to take a principled approach, listening, learning, and improving to guide AI in ways that ultimately benefit humanity, while making AI systems accountable. to be used with
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Seth Juarez, Principal Program Manager and co-host of The AI Show, shares key use cases for Azure OpenAI Service and examples of chatbots for retail using ChatGPT.
