Microsoft Expands Access To ChatGPT Integration For Cloud Users
More businesses around the globe will soon be allowed to integrate OpenAI’s technologies, including its popular ChatGPT chatbot, as Microsoft announced it will be making the software available through its cloud services.
Till now, only a limited of enterprise customers had access to the Azure OpenAI Service, which can be used to apply various tools to their own cloud applications, such as the DALL-E art generator and GPT-3.5 language system.
Soon, these businesses will be able to tap into the powers of ChatGPT on their own services, which the technology giant is calling a “fine-tuned version of GPT-3.5.” The chatbot has recently gained immense popularity, with a premium version on its way.
It’s no secret Microsoft thinks of artificial intelligence as the future of technology, considering it could invest up to US$10 billion into OpenAI, with plans already in place to integrate ChatGPT into its Bing search engine and even Office suite.
[via Engadget and Australian Financial Review, cover image via Wanan Yossingkum | Dreamstime.com]
