In Preview: Bringing generative AI to Azure AI Health Bot
In the current era of Large Language Models (LLMs), there is a growing demand for AI in healthcare. Healthcare organizations are actively exploring ways to leverage these advanced technologies to develop their own GPT-powered copilot experiences for doctors or virtual health assistants for patients. It's important to understand that healthcare organizations will only use these tools when they adhere to the highest security and compliance standards required for healthcare purposes The escalating demand is driven by the recognition that AI systems can significantly enhance healthcare experiences with many different tasks, such as assisting with administrative or clinical tasks. The goal is to build intelligent and engaging chat experiences that utilize generative AI, providing accurate, relevant, and consistent information based on credible healthcare information or validated customer sources.Azure AI Health Bot – now supports Microsoft Entra Access Management
We are excited to announce the introduction of Microsoft Entra Access Management support in the Azure AI Health Bot. This enhancement increases security by leveraging the robust and proven capabilities of Microsoft Entra. Customers interested in this feature can opt-in by navigating to the User Management page and enabling the Microsoft Entra Access Management feature. This feature can only be enabled for users who have the Health Bot Admin role in the Azure access control identity-access-management (IAM) pane. When Microsoft Entra Access Management is enabled, all users and roles should be managed through Azure Access control identity-access-management (IAM) pane. The Access Control (IAM) now contains the same Azure AI Health Bot roles in Azure, such as Health Bot Admin, Health Bot Editor and Health Bot Reader. When the Microsoft Entra Access Management feature is enabled, the User Management page will be read-only. All users in the Management Portal page will need to be manually added with the right roles through the Azure Access Control (IAM) page in the Azure Portal. You can read more on the Microsoft Entra Access Management features on our public documentation page
