Generative AI is all about accuracy, and that's where Groundedness Detection comes in. This first-of-its-kind feature on Azure AI cloud platform identifies and blocks "hallucinations" in outputs, increasing accuracy and usefulness. The Verge covers this and three other tools that help organizations deploy AI responsibly. Check it out! #msftadvocate #ai
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For generative AI to be effective, it needs to be accurate. Azure AI customers can now benefit from Groundedness Detection, a first-of-its-kind feature available on a cloud platform that identifies and block “hallucinations” in outputs to increase their accuracy and usefulness. Check out this new tool and three others that will help organizations deploy AI responsibly. More in this article from The Verge. #msftadvocate #ai
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For generative AI to be effective, it needs to be accurate. Azure AI customers can now benefit from Groundedness Detection, a first-of-its-kind feature available on a cloud platform that identifies and block “hallucinations” in outputs to increase their accuracy and usefulness. Check out this new tool and three others that will help organizations deploy AI responsibly. More in this article from The Verge. #msftadvocate #ai
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PRINCIPAL FIELD IT MANAGER at Microsoft & PETTY OFFICER at International Police Organization - Romania
For generative AI to be effective, it needs to be accurate. Azure AI customers can now benefit from Groundedness Detection, a first-of-its-kind feature available on a cloud platform that identifies and block “hallucinations” in outputs to increase their accuracy and usefulness. Check out this new tool and three others that will help organizations deploy AI responsibly. More in this article from The Verge. #msftadvocate #ai
Microsoft’s new safety system can catch hallucinations in its customers’ AI apps
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For generative AI to be effective, it needs to be accurate. Azure AI customers can now benefit from Groundedness Detection, a first-of-its-kind feature available on a cloud platform that identifies and block “hallucinations” in outputs to increase their accuracy and usefulness. Check out this new tool and three others that will help organizations deploy AI responsibly. More in this article from The Verge. #msftadvocate #ai
Microsoft’s new safety system can catch hallucinations in its customers’ AI apps
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For generative AI to be effective, it needs to be accurate. Azure AI customers can now benefit from Groundedness Detection, a first-of-its-kind feature available on a cloud platform that identifies and block “hallucinations” in outputs to increase their accuracy and usefulness. Check out this new tool and three others that will help organizations deploy AI responsibly. More in this article from The Verge. #msftadvocate #ai
Microsoft’s new safety system can catch hallucinations in its customers’ AI apps
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For generative AI to be effective, it needs to be accurate. Azure AI customers can now benefit from Groundedness Detection, a first-of-its-kind feature available on a cloud platform that identifies and block “hallucinations” in outputs to increase their accuracy and usefulness. Check out this new tool and three others that will help organizations deploy AI responsibly. More in this article from The Verge. #msftadvocate #ai
Microsoft’s new safety system can catch hallucinations in its customers’ AI apps
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For generative AI to be effective, it needs to be accurate. Azure AI customers can now benefit from Groundedness Detection, a first-of-its-kind feature available on a cloud platform that identifies and block “hallucinations” in outputs to increase their accuracy and usefulness. Check out this new tool and three others that will help organizations deploy AI responsibly. More in this article from The Verge. #msftadvocate #ai
Microsoft’s new safety system can catch hallucinations in its customers’ AI apps
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For generative AI to be effective, it needs to be accurate. Azure AI customers can now benefit from Groundedness Detection, a first-of-its-kind feature available on a cloud platform that identifies and block “hallucinations” in outputs to increase their accuracy and usefulness. Check out this new tool and three others that will help organizations deploy AI responsibly. More in this article from The Verge. #msftadvocate #ai
Microsoft’s new safety system can catch hallucinations in its customers’ AI apps
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For generative AI to be effective, it needs to be accurate. Azure AI customers can now benefit from Groundedness Detection, a first-of-its-kind feature available on a cloud platform that identifies and block “hallucinations” in outputs to increase their accuracy and usefulness. Check out this new tool and three others that will help organizations deploy AI responsibly. More in this article from The Verge. #msftadvocate #ai
Microsoft’s new safety system can catch hallucinations in its customers’ AI apps
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For generative AI to be effective, it needs to be accurate. Azure AI customers can now benefit from Groundedness Detection, a first-of-its-kind feature available on a cloud platform that identifies and block “hallucinations” in outputs to increase their accuracy and usefulness. Check out this new tool and three others that will help organizations deploy AI responsibly. More in this article from The Verge. #msftadvocate #ai
Microsoft’s new safety system can catch hallucinations in its customers’ AI apps
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