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Microsoft Goes All Out On Generative AI

 Over recent days, Microsoft has announced both the official OpenAI library for .NET and the AI Toolkit for Visual Studio Code.

From self-paced courses, as described in "Microsoft's Generative AI for Beginners", to adding extensions for turning PostgreSQL into a vector store, or integrating it with Azure's OpenAI services, to partnerships with LLM makers like Mistral AI, Microsoft is upping its GenAI game. To continue that trend we now have news of the general availability of the OpenAI library for .NET and of the AI Toolkit for Visual Studio Code.

https://www.i-programmer.info/news/105-artificial-intelligence/17272-microsoft-goes-all-out-on-generative-ai.html

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