OpenAI’s ChatGPT will be offered in Microsoft’s Azure, API also on the cards: What it means
OpenAI’s ChatGPT chatbot will soon be available via an API or application programming interface thus potentially allowing businesses to incorporate the chatbot into their programs and applications. This could also open a revenue source for OpenAI if it starts charging for the API. In addition to the API, OpenAI’s ChatGPT will also be made available to Microsoft enterprise customers as part of the Azure OpenAI service. The OpenAI service on Azure let’s Microsoft’s enterprise customers apply OpenAI’s AI models to their business applications.
ChatGPT coming to businesses with Azure
Meanwhile, Microsoft Azure’s cloud service will make OpenAI’s ChatGPT accessible to its enterprise customers as well. According to an official announcement, Microsoft’s enterprise customers who use its Azure cloud service will be able to access ChatGPT via the Azure OpenAI service soon. Keep in mind that ChatGPT itself has been trained and runs inference on Azure’s AI infrastructure. Microsoft is already in talks with OpenAI to invest $10 billion into the company and has been an early investor as well in the startup in the past.
“ChatGPT is coming soon to the Azure OpenAI Service, which is now generally available, as we help customers apply the world’s most advanced AI models to their own business imperatives,” wrote Microsoft Satya Nadella in a tweet.
Microsoft first opened the Azure OpenAI Service back in November 2021. Boyd has also given examples of customers already using Azure OpenAI Service such as startups like Moveworks, Al Jazeera Digital, KPMG, etc. Azure OpenAI Service is what Microsoft also uses to power its own products such as GitHub Copilot, which lets developers write better code. There’s also Microsoft’s Power BI, which uses GPT-3-powered natural language to automatically generate formulae and expressions. Microsoft Designer, which helps creators build content with natural language prompts and again relies on OpenAI’s models.
Microsoft first opened the Azure OpenAI Service back in November 2021. Boyd has also given examples of customers already using Azure OpenAI Service such as startups like Moveworks, Al Jazeera Digital, KPMG, etc. Azure OpenAI Service is what Microsoft also uses to power its own products such as GitHub Copilot, which lets developers write better code. There’s also Microsoft’s Power BI, which uses GPT-3-powered natural language to automatically generate formulae and expressions. Microsoft Designer, which helps creators build content with natural language prompts and again relies on OpenAI’s models.
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