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OpenAI is an AI research and product company known for ChatGPT and the GPT models; the episode discusses its partnership with Microsoft, including its commitment to run workloads on Azure.
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2026-10-29 · Video on YouTube
Azure OpenAI Service is not ChatGPT with a Microsoft logo on it. It runs the same models, but Microsoft hosts them inside your own Azure space, with your own keys, your own limits, and your own privacy rules. In this episode of Simply Explained you will…
2025-08-11 · Video on YouTube
“Add a connector” isn’t an AI strategy. Real deployments pair Power Apps or Dynamics 365 with Power Automate orchestration, Azure OpenAI for intelligence, and Azure API Management for security, throttling, and observability. This episode details the…
2026-06-10 · Video on YouTube
Learn how to build low-cost AI agents in Microsoft Cloud with Azure OpenAI, Copilot Studio, Power Platform, and practical cost controls.
2026-08-03 · Video on YouTube
When every team connects its own AI app straight to a model provider, keys leak, costs blur and nobody can say what an agent actually did. This episode is for platform, security and AI teams scaling beyond a single chatbot. You learn how Microsoft AI Gateway…
2026-07-21 · Video on YouTube
Enterprise AI is rapidly evolving from simple chatbots to intelligent agents that can automate business processes, reason over enterprise data, and deliver measurable business value. In this episode of M365.fm, Microsoft MVP Shubhangi Goyal joins Mirko Peters…
2026-07-16 · Video on YouTube
Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG) is one of the most important techniques behind modern AI applications, enabling large language models to answer questions using your own business data instead of relying only on their training knowledge. In this episode of…
2026-02-25 · Video on YouTube
This episode argues that the real AI war isn’t being decided by benchmarks, headlines, or consumer adoption. Instead, the strategic competition for enterprise AI dominance is happening deep inside enterprise architecture — identity systems, data…
2025-12-06 · Video on YouTube
You’re wasting AI on small talk. In this session I show you how to turn chatty models into hardened IT ops agents that actually fix incidents while you sleep. We wire Semantic Kernel, MCP, Microsoft Graph and Azure OpenAI with managed identity so agents can…
2025-11-28 · Video on YouTube
Tired of “smart” AI agents doing dumb, dangerous things in your Microsoft 365 tenant? This episode shows you the one architectural move that turns flaky prompt-powered agents into reliable, auditable systems: a pre-execution contract check that blocks bad…
2025-11-03 · Video on YouTube
AI is becoming a first-class citizen in the .NET ecosystem, and in this episode we explore how the new integrated AI Engine in .NET 10 transforms the way developers build intelligent applications. You’ll learn how .NET now provides a unified platform for…
2026-06-14 · Video on YouTube
The rise of enterprise AI has created a fundamental challenge: how can organizations leverage powerful language models without exposing their most valuable proprietary data? In this episode of M365.fm, we explore the growing adoption of Private LoRA (Low-Rank…
2026-05-07 · Video on YouTube
In this episode of the M365.fm podcast, we dive deep into building and deploying production-grade AI agents with Microsoft Foundry together with Edgar McOchieng (MVP). The conversation explores how organizations can move beyond AI demos and prototypes into…
Azure OpenAI Service is not ChatGPT with a Microsoft logo. It runs the same models, but Microsoft hosts them inside your own Azure space with your own keys, limits and privacy rules. · From the episode: Azure OpenAI Service - Simply Explained
A deployment is your own copy of a model that your apps can call. Apps connect to it through an endpoint and keys. · From the episode: Azure OpenAI Service - Simply Explained
Usage is measured in tokens, and quotas and rate limits cap how many you can use. That is the wall people run into. · From the episode: Azure OpenAI Service - Simply Explained
The episode compares them mainly on hosting and control: Azure OpenAI runs inside your own Azure environment with its own keys, limits and privacy rules. · From the episode: Azure OpenAI Service - Simply Explained
Yes, content filtering is part of the service. The episode presents it as a guardrail built into Azure OpenAI Service, so the models are not used completely unchecked. That fits the idea of running the models inside your own Azure space with your own rules. · From the episode: Azure OpenAI Service - Simply Explained
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