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Innovate with Azure AI Studio AMA: Unleashing Generative AI for Enterprise Solutions
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Thursday, Dec 14, 2023, 09:00 AM PSTEvent details
Join us for an informative session where we'll answer your questions and share practical insights, best practices, and tips to empower you in building enterprise-ready generative AI solutions - inclu...
EricStarker
Updated Dec 14, 2023
Lance_Hughes-eGroup
Dec 14, 2023Copper Contributor
Hey All. Firstly I want to say that this new Azure AI studio experience is a really great start to consolidating the expansive offerings into a single platform. Having used different variations and flavors in the Azure AI space over the past few years this is finally starting to feel like a choesive platform and experience.
A few of questions
1. Are there plans to bring the 'deploy to a Copilot (former PVA)' option to the Azure AI studio and not just in the Azure Open AI Studio?
2. When using that option above (deploy to bot), my expereince has been that the deployment will not respond to any inquiry outside the content it was grounded in, even with the 'Limit responses to your data content' box left unchecked. Is this the intended design or might i be doing something wrong?
3. What are the options or best practices for grounding a custom model (or copilot) with data from multiple sources (for instance - fabric lakehouse, files in blob/sharepoint, websites, and external data sources)?
- gia_mondragonDec 14, 2023
Microsoft
- Yes
- With our “on your data” features you should be able to elect when to query specifically from your data. Read for more information on how to turn this on/off.
- If you have multiple sources other than Microsoft 365 only (for example SharePoint, OneDrive, Exchange Online, etc.) in which case your best choice is to ground the data using Microsoft Copilot for Microsoft 365 | Microsoft 365, then you can use Azure AI Search to ground the data from multiple sources. There are built-in pull connectors to automatically have your data indexed: Data sources gallery - Azure AI Search | Microsoft Learn and for any that is not directly supported to pull the data, you can create your own indexing pipelines and use the Push API/SDKs (Data import and data ingestion - Azure AI Search | Microsoft Learn) to get any data in an Azure AI Search index and use it to ground your data.