Workshop | Azure Generative AI | Hosted on OneVenue | Virtual or In-person
Opsgility, LLC · Operations & Productivity
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Workshop Logistics
- This workshop is delivered on the OneVenue Azure Integrated Cloud Sandbox SaaS service
- Up to 16 attendees to participate in the workshop virtually or in-person for 3 days
- Opsgility Trainers to help coach and lead the workshop
- Opsgility Customer Success Team to coordinate logistics for the workshop
- After purchase, a Customer Success Manager will contact you to schedule your workshop.
- All time zones are supported for delivery.
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Workshop Description
Azure OpenAI Service provides access to OpenAI's powerful large language models such as GPT; the model behind the popular ChatGPT service. These models enable various natural language processing (NLP) solutions to understand, converse, and generate content. Users can access the service through REST APIs, SDKs, and Azure OpenAI Studio.
In this workshop, you'll learn how to provision Azure OpenAI service, deploy models, and use them in generative AI applications.
This workshop, includes a 1 day hackathon where your team will build a ChatBot using OpenAI.
Audience Profile
The audience for this course includes software developers and data scientists who need to use large language models for generative AI. Some programming experience is recommended, but the course will be valuable to anyone seeking to understand how the Azure OpenAI service can be used to implement generative AI solutions.
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