Azure OpenAI Content Filter Result is always content_filter_error

If the Azure OpenAI Content Filter always returns content_filter_error, it indicates that something is preventing the content moderation system from functioning correctly. Here are some possible causes and solutions:

1. Check Service Configuration

• Ensure that the Azure OpenAI service is properly set up and that the content filtering feature is enabled.
• Verify that the content_filter parameter is configured correctly in your API request.

2. Inspect Input Content

• Extremely long or complex inputs can cause the filter to fail. Try testing with simpler content to see if the issue persists.
• Remove special characters, large JSON objects, or unusual formatting that might interfere with the filter.

3. Validate API Version

• Confirm that you're using a supported API version. Incompatibilities with outdated versions can cause errors. Use the latest API version for optimal functionality.

4. Check API Limits

• Ensure you’re not exceeding Azure OpenAI's rate limits or quota. If your service is throttled, the content filter may fail.

5. Verify Regional Availability

• The content filtering system might have region-specific limitations or disruptions. Ensure you're deploying in a supported region for OpenAI content filtering.

6. Review Logs for Errors

• Check your Azure Monitor Logs or the API response for more detailed error messages. These can provide insight into why the filter failed.

7. Retry or Implement Fallback Handling

• Implement retry logic in your application to handle temporary issues. If a content_filter_error persists, consider adding a fallback message to prevent interruptions in the user experience.

8. Contact Microsoft Support

• If none of the above resolves the issue, the error could be due to a backend issue. Open a support ticket with Microsoft Azure and provide detailed logs and request payloads for investigationhttps://systemsaldeo.pl/

Let me know if you'd like detailed guidance on any of these steps!