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When Azure Cognitive Search is paired with the Azure OpenAI service, the search processes not only become more intelligent but also more intuitive.
Microsoft’s Cognitive Search API now offers vector search as a service, ready for use with large language models in Azure OpenAI and beyond.
Not only have Microsoft's Bot Framework and Service been updated, but new AI functionality and language capabilities have been introduced for apps that leverage Azure Cognitive Services as well.
In addition, Azure Cognitive Search, a related service that focuses on — you guessed it — search, is also getting a couple of new capabilities.
The company also launched two features in Azure Cognitive Search — Private Endpoints and Managed Identities — plus enhancements to Bot Framework Composer and the broader Azure Bot Service.
Microsoft is also upselling the use of its Azure Cognitive Search service with these ChatGPT-enhanced chatbots. Integration with Azure Cognitive Search will let organizations connect the chatbot ...
Paris-based Sinequa has integrated its intelligent enterprise search tool with Microsoft Azure to improve how large-sized companies find data across multiple sources.
At its annual Inspire conference, Microsoft recently announced the public preview of Vector search in Azure Cognitive Search, a capability for building applications powered by large language ...
Custom Commands -- a capability within the Azure Speech Cognitive Service -- allows developers to create command-and-control style voice applications easier.
The Azure Cognitive Search service acts as "an external knowledge base that can retrieve pieces quickly and with good relevance," Microsoft explained, in this announcement.