Building a Private ChatGPT Interface With Azure OpenAI
Building a Private ChatGPT Interface With Azure OpenAI
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The author discusses the implementation of a private ChatGPT-like interface using Azure Open AI and other Azure services. They highlight the importance of data privacy and control, as well as the potential risks associated with using free services. The architecture involves using Azure Container Apps, Azure Front Door, and Azure Open AI to create a secure and scalable environment for the chat interface. The author provides step-by-step instructions for configuring the various components and emphasizes the simplicity and effectiveness of the solution. They encourage organizations to take control of their data and build their own private ChatGPT interface using Azure services.
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