I recently filled up a form for accessing the OpenAI into the azure. I realized that it's worth testing out and also something new to learn and work with as well. Some of the skills that I can learn on cloud are worth exploring too.
So how does the work for the openAI works in the azure. I think they have chatGPT interface built into the studio. So the thing is that making sure to use the right resource would be a good thing for those who want to use the openAI work within the azure.
This was some of my learning here. So if you were to be considering the openAI to be the next option for yourself in terms of the learning and also for making use of the command prompt for executing some operation then using it in azure would be a good thing.
First thing you would be doing is getting the azure's openAI studio preview. And on the page you would have an option for working in the studio if you have used the form and applied and got the access. Some of the time that would be a good thing or option for you.
Making sure to enable your resource by first accessing the option is a good thing there. If you know that if there are some of the strong resources out there, you can make use of them for building a good results in this studio.
When you want to understand the value of the preview in the studio. You can realize that a lot of options that you get here are in preview and not something you would want to use on everyday basis. Some of these options would be harder to use and play with.
Like there are chances of errors and some of the options may not work. Also there is a limit for the free usage. Like rest of the excessive queries would require you to buy the subscription. And in that case getting it directly from the openAI would be better.
Just learning the OpenAI's variety of models and also learning to use the chatGPT better. I know it would take years before this can work out for me. I just hope that for now things would work and I get to learn along the way.