Microsoft Azure OpenAI
Source: Azure OpenAI Service, OpenAI in Azure
Services
Section titled “Services”- GPT 3.5 - natural language
- Codex - code, development
- DALL-E 2 = text to image
- OpenAI studio > test > bring into code > call REST API
- Detects and mitigates against malicious use
- Protected by responsible AI and security access
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Model Interactions
- “Zero shot”: Text input given to AI for output. AI Model only uses inputs
- “Few shot”: Text input with examples and AI, train on the fly, and
AI output
- Provide a bit of guidance to model
- Seed information/words
Examples of Usage
Section titled “Examples of Usage”- Copilot in Power Platform
- Microsoft Designer
- Generate image from natural language to place into designs
- Minecraft
- Codex to translate natural langauge commands into Minecraft commands
to create objects
- Built using “few shot” learning, by providing correct commands with natural language input
- Codex to translate natural langauge commands into Minecraft commands
to create objects
- Azure Cognitve search > search to retrieve relevant documents > documents parsed by GPT 3 > output sent to user of relevant results
Using Azure OpenAI Studio
Section titled “Using Azure OpenAI Studio”- Use Azure OpenAI service, apply for access
Using the Playground
Section titled “Using the Playground”- Use AI for creative output like asking for branding ideas
- Seed words
- Provide prompt for what AI should do
- Provide examples of what you want, like text example output you expect, adjust things like conciseness and format of answer for AI to learn using “few shot”
- Test prompts and results for accuracy
- Fine tune and custom models:
- Choose base model with additional base data