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Microsoft announced that it’s expanding the general availability of Azure OpenAI, which allows more businesses to apply for access to AI models such as GPT-3.5, Codex and DALL•E 2. 

Microsoft has expanded access to OpenAI’s software, making it generally available on its Azure cloud service.

Microsoft is making the Azure OpenAI Service generally available after giving a limited number of enterprise customers access to it when it debuted in November 2021..

Amid rumors of a $10 billion investment, Microsoft has teamed up with OpenAI to announce Azure OpenAI Service.

The expansion will widen OpenAI's various tools up to new business use cases just as Microsoft's reportedly considering dumping $10 billion into the company.

Microsoft has announced the general availability of Azure OpenAI Service, the result of a partnership with OpenAI whose ChatGPT generative AI application [...]

Microsoft said Azure OpenAI is now generally available for everyone to use and it plans to make ChatGPT available through the service.

As a new chatbot wows the world with its conversational talents, a resurgent tech giant is poised to reap the benefits while doubling down on a relationship with the start-up OpenAI.

Meet Smutley the Cat, a sex-crazed cartoon feline that humps just about everything in sight. If an animal has a pulse, Smutley will have sex with it and totally ignore using protection. It doesn’t even look like Smutley asks for consent most of the time, but somehow he roams the streets free from police. Of course, Smutley is fictional, and ...

The internet is home to over one billion websites—and no great way to aimlessly explore them. StumbleUpon was the answer to this problem. It put a big “Shuffle” button on the internet, and the web didn’t feel so big.