Member-only storyEirik Berge, PhDFollowTowards Data Science--ShareThere has been a lot of hype in the last year about Gpt Models and generative AI in general. While promises about a full technological revolution can seem somewhat overblown, it is true that GPT models are impressive in many ways. However, the true value of GPT models comes when connecting them to internal documents. Why is this? 🤔When you use plain vanilla GPT models provided by OpenAI, they do not really understand the inner workings of your company. If you ask it questions, it will answer based on what it most likely finds out about other companies. This is a problem when you want to use GPT models to ask questions like:Trying to ask plain vanilla GPT models these questions will give you nothing of value (try it!). But if you connect GPT models to your internal data, then you can get meaningful answers to these questions and many others.In this tutorial, I want to show you how to connect GPT models with internal company data in Microsoft Azure. Just in the last few months, this has become a lot simpler. I will walk slowly through setting up resources and doing the necessary configurations. This is a beginner tutorial, so if you are very comfortable with Microsoft Azure, then you can probably skim through the tutorial.You need to have two things before proceeding to follow along:----Towards Data ScienceI’m a senior data consultant that is interested in everything related to data science! https://www.linkedin.com/in/eirik-berge-74a307218/Eirik Berge, PhDinTowards Data Science--3Damian GilinTowards Data Science--25Khouloud El AlamiinTowards Data Science--23Eirik Berge, PhDinTowards Data Science--3Ferry Djaja--Indira KriGaninBrillio Data Science--5Luis ValenciainPython in Plain English--1Yeshwanth Sai--Damian GilinTowards AI--5Barr MosesinTowards Data Science--4HelpStatusAboutCareersBlogPrivacyTermsText to speechTeams