Microsoft: OpenAI ChatGPT for Enterprise users will soon be launched in the Global version of Azure
CTOnews.com February 15, Microsoft recently announced the expansion of its partnership with OpenAI. Microsoft Azure, as the exclusive cloud service provider for OpenAI, has contributed to the rapid development of OpenAI since 2019.
Microsoft will continue to invest more to support OpenAI's groundbreaking research in artificial intelligence, continue to strengthen Azure's leading position as an AI infrastructure, and help customers build and deploy their AI applications around the world.
Microsoft has launched the Azure OpenAI service and will access the OpenAI model in multiple product lines. Microsoft Azure official said that with Azure OpenAI services, Azure global enterprise customers can directly call OpenAI models, including GPT-3, Codex and DALL.E models, and enjoy Azure trusted enterprise services and infrastructure optimized for artificial intelligence. ChatGPT for enterprise users is also about to be launched in the global version of Azure.
Microsoft has launched a new version of Bing search, Edge browser and advanced Teams products supported by ChatGPT. In the near future, global enterprise users will be able to quickly access ChatGPT through Azure OpenAI services, create applications in new ways, and empower innovation.
CTOnews.com learned that with the official release of Azure OpenAI services, more users can access more artificial intelligence infrastructure, including GPT-3, Codex, and DALL E 2, based on Microsoft Azure (global version) enterprise-class services:
Codex generates natural language descriptions of the code based on the GPT-3 model, and can also directly translate natural language instructions into code snippets.
DALL E 2 uses natural language text prompts to generate realistic images and even works of art.
Microsoft Azure itself already has a powerful cognitive service. From image, voice to search, with the blessing of GPT natural language instructions, it is easier to use and innovate.