The Basics of Prompt Engineering with Azure OpenAI Service

This is a badly titled video. It seemed "basic" until suddenly we jump into "I made this bot of ChatGPT on top of Azure Cognitive Search which can use documents you upload to it...." What a sudden and unhelpful leap from novice to intermediate. HOW did you make that bot? How do you layer GPT into your own company's systems? HOW do you upload documents for your bot to use as source material....?" I thoroughly read TWICE the article mentioned. Basically all it says about how to inject your own data is "inject your own data!" FUCKING HOWWWWW. I'm leaving with more questions, without ever really getting the answers to the question I came here for. Just retitle this video more appropriately please.

when the general public will be able to experiment with Azure OpenAI Service?

We dont want to miss, you say??

Why are there so few views...?

Nah..

hank you for your application for Azure OpenAI Service. If you submitted an experimentation or production review for Azure OpenAI’s text or code models, we will review your application within approximately 10 business days. ..Seriously ?? I have to wait 10 days.

What may have caused the poor audio quality in this video, and how can it be improved?

Marco, Marco, i'm totally blown away.
Does the business/restrictive rules stored the documents ( in this example, the info about your health plan)in table forms before passing the info to your ChatGPT?

Oops..that was quite a bit of an uncovering for a new tech like this….thank you so much…

I didn't see it coming, lawyers will be best programmera

I don't have anymore understanding of what is happening by the end of the video 😅

Wolfram Alpha has made a plug-in for ChatGPT+Plus users (among other companies) everyone will be seeing it soon

Other modal’s are receiving the output from the original modal as input and there output feeds back into the main model, I’ve created these multi-mini refinement micro services. That’s the shot and sweet explanation

Lol prompt engineering is not a actual job or ever going to be a marketable skill set