Miguel Cordon · · 1 min readMicrosoft to incorporate ChatGPT into cloud services
Microsoft will soon be adding ChatGPT – OpenAI’s intelligent chatbot that has generated much discourse over its dangers and benefits – to its app development suite Azure OpenAI Service.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman (left) and Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella / Photo credit: Microsoft
The tech giant announced the general availability of Azure OpenAI Service, which lets clients build apps with the help of OpenAI’s projects. They include GPT-3.5 – the predecessor of ChatGPT – and image generator DALL-E 2.
In a statement, Azure said it’s the only cloud service provider that currently offers access to AI supercomputers with scale-up and scale-out capabilities.
“We’ve learned a lot from the ChatGPT research preview and have been making important updates based on user feedback. ChatGPT will be coming to our API and Microsoft’s Azure OpenAI Service soon,” said OpenAI in a tweet.
The development comes after Microsoft was reportedly looking to write a US$10 billion check for OpenAI, which would value the ChatGPT creator at roughly US$29 billion.
Editing by Thu Huong Le and Lorenzo Kyle Subido
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