You will need an account with the Cognitive Services OpenAI Contributor role to upload training data. Many of the Azure OpenAI models support fine-tuning, including GPT 3.5 and GPT 4o. Region ...

Candice Ling, senior vice president of Microsoft’s federal government business, announced the launch in a Tuesday blog post, highlighting the data safety measures of the service and its potential uses ...

Fresh on the heels of a controversy in which ChatGPT-maker OpenAI ... the cost. Azure allows software developers to rent computing muscle from machines hosted in Microsoft-owned data centers ...

Confirmed in a blog post, DISA cleared Azure OpenAI Service for workloads at the Impact Level 6, bringing its capabilities to all U.S. government data classification levels. Some of the tools now ...

Azure has offered models for a while, but Microsoft became so tightly connected to OpenAI that it’s easy for people to forget the company works more than just GPT. Microsoft, of course ...

Microsoft hosts the OpenAI models in its commercial cloud computing space, separate from the cloud used by Azure Government customers. The company will not utilize data from Azure Government ...

we’re making it easy for developers to ground Azure OpenAI Service models on their data … and do that securely without seeing that data or having to train a model on the data.” John ...