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[Proposal]: OpenAI on Azure WTH

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Description

Topic

OpenAI Integration on Microsoft Azure

Abstract/Learning Objectives

The objective of the hack is to integrate Azure Platform products, Cognitive Services, Partner offerings on Azure and Open Source projects with OpenAI on Microsoft Azure using both the upstream OpenAI offering as well as the Azure OpenAI offering.

We will be working with various public data sources.

We will provide challenges that will leverage the following capabilities from OpenAI:

  • Text Completion
  • Code Completion
  • Image Generation
  • Fine Tuning
  • Embeddings
  • Moderation

We will also integrate with the following Azure Products:

  • Azure Cosmos DB
  • Azure Redis Cache
  • Azure Active Directory
  • Azure Functions
  • Azure Speech Service
  • Azure EventHubs
  • Azure WebPubSub

We will also leverage the following Partner offering

  • Elastic on Microsoft Azure

The hack will provide participants with the experience needed to integrate different Azure products with OpenAI offering to implement solutions for a variety of use cases.

Delivery Date

2023/06/15

Authors
- [Israel Ekpo](https://github.com/izzymsft)
- [Ellie Nosrat](https://github.com/ellienosrat)
- [Shiva Chittamuru](https://github.com/shivachittamuru)
- [Mike Richter](https://github.com/michaelsrichter)
- [Sowmyan Soman Chullikkattil](https://github.com/sowsan)
- [Amanda Wong](https://github.com/wongamanda)
- [Devanshi Thakar](https://github.com/devanshithakar12)
- [Alexis Joseph](https://github.com/alexistj)
- [Melody Yin](https://github.com/melody-N07)
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