Microsoft has announced its plans to add the overtly popular OpenAI-created ChatGPT. This AI chatbot will see addition to the MS Azure service soon.
Inner deets
MS, a software giant has specifically stated ‘general availability’ for Azure OpenAI would gives its customers direct access to AI tools that can see use across applications. Microsoft has been planning to add a $1 billion investment on OpenAI.
MS CEO, Satya Nadella tweeted, “ChatGPT is coming soon to the Azure OpenAI Service, which is now generally available, as we help customers apply the world’s most advanced AI models to their own business imperatives.”
Microsoft Corp has indeed proved it is impressed with OpenAI, and its futuristic ChatGPT that already has spun a web across Silicon Valley.
What MS is eyeing?
With Azure OpenAI Service, the giant is eyeing to tap an entirely new usage.
As per the site for news, Semafor news of Microsoft putting in $10 billion has been rife, talks around this had been on since 2019. However, the software company is yet to make a comment on such a deal.
Mass interest on OpenAI and specifically, ChatGPT, came as more users realized the latter’s ability to use generative AI to conjure new content.
Microsoft is looking to get customer apps for mitigating potential abuse of software, but with filters, screening harmful content could be easy.
The business scope around this software seems to have got massive investment from VCs even at a time when investment rounds seem dry.
Microsoft also said that names such as CarMax and KPMG are using Azure OpenAI already. Al Jazeera too said rhat this AI bot could aid the organization in summarizing and translating content.
Summing up
The top benefits in aligning such chatbots with any product means better analytics in real time. This also ensures smoother business automation and quicker delegation. Additionally, the customer experience too will see betterment with such integrations. Quicker interactions and ease in solving issues can be credited to bot integration into products or service software.
