Microsoft injects ChatGPT into 'secure' US government Azure cloud
The generative AI boom has reached the US federal government, with Microsoft announcing the launch of its Azure OpenAI Service that allows Azure government customers to access GPT-3 and 4, as well as Embeddings.
"Only the queries submitted to the Azure OpenAI Service transit into the Azure OpenAI model in the commercial environment," Microsoft promised, adding that"Azure Government peers directly with the commercial Microsoft Azure network and doesn't peer directly with the public internet or the Microsoft corporate network."
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