Fine-tuning OpenAI Models on Azure, Leveraging Embeddings, and Integrating with Cognitive Search for Custom Q&A Solutions
Emilie Lundblad
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As the technology of large language models continues to advance, businesses can benefit immensely from utilizing these tools to develop custom question-and-answer solutions tailored to their specific needs. One such example is creating your own ChatGPT-like system, such as Bloomberg GPT for finance, to harness the best of AI-powered conversational agents in a secure and controlled environment on Microsoft Azure. In this article, we will explore how to fine-tune OpenAI models on Azure, leverage text embeddings, and integrate with cognitive search to enhance the accuracy and relevance of these solutions.
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Creating Your Own ChatGPT-like System
Developing a ChatGPT-like system involves training a base model of a large language model on a domain-specific dataset and fine-tuning it to understand and respond to user queries effectively. Fine-tuning not only improves the model's performance but also ensures that it aligns with your company's data and requirements.
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Leveraging Embeddings for Enhanced Q&A Solutions
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Text embeddings are numerical (vectors) representations of text that measure the relatedness of text strings. They can be used to measure the relatedness of text strings, classify them, and even identify outliers.
By incorporating embeddings into your fine-tuned OpenAI model, you can improve its ability to find accurate and relevant answers to questions within your company-specific data, creating your own custom Q&A ChatGPT.
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Integrating with Cognitive Search
Cognitive search is a powerful tool that can be integrated with your fine-tuned model and embeddings to provide a comprehensive and tailored Q&A solution.
When combined with OpenAI embeddings, it offers an enhanced search experience across Azure applications. By utilizing embeddings from OpenAI models, you can harness the power of advanced natural language understanding to improve search relevance, cluster similar content, and offer personalized recommendations. This integration enables a more intuitive and intelligent search with natural language queries functionality within web, mobile, and enterprise applications on the Azure platform, with the possibility to search in databases.
By incorporating cognitive search, you can enable intelligent search capabilities, such as understanding natural language queries, providing personalized recommendations, and offering context-aware responses, see example below;
?In conclusion, by fine-tuning OpenAI models on Azure, leveraging text embeddings, and integrating with cognitive search, you can develop a custom and powerful Q&A solution tailored to your company's specific needs. This approach ensures a secure and efficient way to harness the advancements in large language models while addressing the unique challenges your business faces.
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1 年Thanks Emilie Lundblad for this article. I am curious and I have 6 questions. From Azure OpenAI Service perspective as we know from Aug 2023 there are 2 main ways of getting customized Azure OpenAI ChatGPT Service 1. Fine-tuning the base Azure Open AI model Q1 - Is this fine-tuned model on proprietry data stored in Azure OpenAI Tenant? I guess Yes. Q2 - Is there a way to apply RBAC on this model to control who has access to which data in the model? I guess No 2. Integrating with Cognitive Search " On your data" with augmented prompts Q3 - I guess the Customer data which is in Cognitive search is stored in Customer's Azure Tenant and is joined with the base model in Azure OpenAI Tenant to get an answer. Looks like a more secure way. I think Yes Q4 - Using RBAC in Cognitive Search can we restrict access based on Role? I guess Yes Q5 - Can we extract other context / user related data from other DBs? I guess Yes Q6 - As the custom data grows in size which solution has lower latency 1. Fine-tuning or 2. Cognitive search. I think this needs to be answered based on other design decisions like cost and security Referring this article and solution designs https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/legal/cognitive-services/openai/data-privacy
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1 年Great article Emilie Lundblad and very timely. One thing I see is that companies are not aware of the amount of data needed to run OpenAi models at present on their own instance. Plus the cost involved can become quite high, when using computing power, combined with the necessary hardware and the cost of using OpenAi itself. Have you found a way to combat this in the short term?
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1 年Thx. Emilie ????interesting With the BloombergGPT ??
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1 年Thanks for sharing Emilie Lundblad