Are you looking to tap into the power of AI to transform your organization, business or team? Look no further than the Azure OpenAI Service, which provides access to OpenAI's cutting-edge language models like ChatGPT, GPT-4, GPT-3, Codex and Embeddings model series. These models can help you generate content, summarize information, conduct semantic searches, and even translate natural language into code. With REST APIs, Python SDK, and web-based interface options like Azure OpenAI Studio, it's easy to start leveraging the capabilities of Azure OpenAI Service today.
As AI continues to revolutionize industries across the globe, we at Microsoft understand the need to enable developers with the right tools, resources, and support to harness the full potential of these technologies. We have already released an introduction to prompt engineering and a comprehensive guide to a few prompt engineering techniques to assist developers. Building on to that, we are thrilled to announce the release of the Azure OpenAI Code Samples Repository, a cookbook containing code samples, solution guides, and reference architectures that will empower you to create innovative solutions using Azure OpenAI. This repository will be a growing resource as we will keep updating it with more samples and solutions that will be beneficial for your use cases. In this blog, we will delve into the key features of this new repository, explore the benefits it offers, and provide a brief overview of how you can start leveraging Azure OpenAI to create cutting-edge solutions.
The Azure OpenAI Code Samples Repository is designed to serve as a one-stop-shop for developers seeking to utilize Azure OpenAI in their projects. It features a wide array of resources that cater to different user needs, including:
This Code Samples Repository brings several advantages to developers and organizations seeking to leverage the Azure OpenAI service for their use-cases, including:
To start leveraging the Azure OpenAI Code Samples Repository, follow these simple steps:
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