- microsoft corp MSFT giving more customers access to the software behind the popular artificial intelligence Tool prepared by OpenAI.
- OpenAI has attracted attention thanks to its chatbot ChatGPTskillfully answers questions and writes essays and poems, and the Dall-E 2 image generator, which transforms spoken prompts into novel images.
- The Azure OpenAI service will allow any company to apply for access, creating the potential for more AI-infused products, The Wall Street Journal reports.
- Previously, Microsoft and OpenAI limited the number of companies that had access to the tools.
- also read: Microsoft is said to be discussing a $10 billion investment in ChatGPT’s owner as part of a complex deal
- Microsoft chose to offer access GPT-3.5, Dall-E 2and a code–Codex writing tool that can convert natural language prompts into code. Microsoft plans to make ChatGPT available to businesses soon.
- Microsoft worked to rebrand itself as the vanguard of the AI revolution and incorporate OpenAI’s tools into its software.
- OpenAI’s tools like GPT-3 are already a rage at some startups such as jasper and Yoodli.
- The AI industry is likely to face a battle between the major cloud hosting providers such as Amazon.com Inc AMZN Amazon Web Servicesand alphabet inc WELL Google Google cloud for the Crown of Preferred Cloud Provider.
- Price promotion: MSFT shares traded 0.17% lower at $238.82 on the most recent check Tuesday premarket.
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