The open nature of OpenAI’s upcoming language model means companies and governments will be able to run the model themselves, ...

Microsoft's AI strategy has been increasingly focused on its partnership with OpenAI. The shift has led to the departure of some execs and a decreased focus on Microsoft's own services. The Azure ...

Federal agencies that use Microsoft’s Azure Government service now have access to its Azure OpenAI Service through the cloud platform, permitting use of the tech giant’s AI tools in a more regulated ...

Microsoft is launching ChatGPT support inside its Azure OpenAI service. It’s a rapid commercialization of the language model, just as businesses are looking to integrate this technology.

Microsoft’s Azure-hosted OpenAI language models are now generally available, and it’s surprisingly simple to use them in your code.

Many startups build on top of OpenAI's models, and are looking at alternatives from Anthropic and Meta in the wake of Sam Altman's ouster.

Microsoft’s artificial intelligence offerings are now available at the highest impact level classification for the Department of Defense.

Microsoft's dev team for Java on Azure tooling announced support for the Azure OpenAI Service and associated Playground, enabling new AI-based scenarios based on advanced tech from Microsoft partner ...

Microsoft has announced that its Azure OpenAI Service now has official support for GPT-4 Turbo with Vision, which can combine text and image prompts to create text answers to questions.

The largest OpenAI investor will soon enable Azure Government customers to leverage two of OpenAI’s large language models, GPT-4 and GPT-3, via Microsoft’s Azure OpenAI service, Bloomberg reports.

The developer-focused Azure OpenAI Service will play a role. The continued union will also see Microsoft boost its investments in supercomputers that accelerate OpenAI's research.