TechRepublic August 8, 2023
Megan Crouse

Microsoft is working on creating guidelines for red teams making sure generative AI is secure and responsible.

Microsoft and OpenAI have gone hand-in-hand for a long time, from Microsoft’s initial funding of the company behind ChatGPT to embedding GPT services inside the Azure AI platform. Azure OpenAI Service is at the “forefront” of a generative AI transformation that includes GPT-4, while the Azure AI infrastructure is the “backbone,” the Redmond tech giant wrote in a blog post detailing updates to the Azure AI platform on Monday.

Two big changes — new offerings from OpenAI and upgraded virtual machine hardware — show Microsoft’s ongoing commitment to putting generative AI in play in more ways.

New models, including GPT-4, come to Azure...

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