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Microsoft Azure to get better with ChatGPT love

Microsoft is gearing up to add ChatGPT support to Microsoft Azure cloud computing platform. According to sources, Microsoft will integrate OpenAI’s AI bot ChatGPT with the cloud-based Microsoft Azure in a big deal to shake Google Cloud. Microsoft is seriously considering a bigger stake in OpenAI with an overall investment of over $10 billion. The Redmond-based software giant announced that the Azure OpenAI service will be available to all customers globally.

The feature was made available to limited set of customers ever since it was unveiled in 2021. You will have access to various OpenAI tools such as ChatGPT’s exclusive GPT 3.5 language system. Moreover, you will have access to Dall-E model for image generation via text prompts.

As a Microsoft Azure customer, you will be able to user the OpenAI products in cloud-enabled applications. As per Semafor report, the potential OpenAI investment will be about $29 billion. Microsoft and OpenAI executives declined to comment. Microsoft invested over $1 billion in OpenAI in 2019. The company is looking to beat the competition from Google, Meta, and Amazon.

ChatGPT created tremors in November with over one million users storming their official interface via both PC and mobile devices. It took time for the people to understand the nuances but now all tech-savvy youths know about the benefit of the revolutionary ChatGPT. The ability to provide answers to queries has rocked the tech world. The system also posed grave threat to Google’s core search business. Google CEO Sundar Pichai had asked the product teams to focus more on AI.

ChatGPT was founded by Twitter caretaker Elon Musk and Silicon Valley investor Sam Altman. The team makes considerable amount of money by asking developers to pay for licenses to make use of their technology. OpenAI is currently working on GPT-4 model for the purpose of natural language processing.

Microsoft makes use of OpenAI’s Codex to add automation to its GitHub Copilot programming tool. The company intends to integrate OpenAI in Bing search engine, which trails behind Google Chrome. You can also expect AI integration in Microsoft Office, teams chat, and security software products.

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