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OpenAI in a day

This technical workshop will provide an introduction to OpenAI and an overview of Azure OpenAI Studio. Participants will be prompted to complete engineering exercises and use OpenAI to access company data. They will also learn about embedding solution accelerators and prototyping one use case from start to finish. The workshop will conclude with a Q&A and wrap-up.

Agenda

🌅 Morning (9:00 – 12:00)

Fokus: Introduction and first steps

• Intro (90min)
  • 📣 Intro OpenAI (45mins)
  • 📣 Azure OpenAI Studio (45mins)
• 🧑🏼‍💻 Prompt Engineering Exercises (90mins)
  • OpenAI cookbook examples (30min)
  • Extendes examples on slides (60min)

🌆 Afternoon (1:00 – 4:30)

Fokus: Solutions

• 📣 Using OpenAI to access company data (45min)
  • How to bring your own data
  • Fine-tuning, embedding
  • Solutions Call Center, Q&A
• Customer Solutions Insights / Best Practices (30min)
• FAQ (30min)
• 💻 Presentation of embeddings solution accelerator (30min)
• 💻 Prototyping one use case (start generic, then embeddings scenario) from start to finish (60min)
  • Use case architecture
  • Data acquisition
  • Data clearning
  • Prompt engineering
  • Testing
  • Productization
    • ResponsibleAI
    • DevOps practices
    • Best practices

Preparation

OpenAI subscription and deployments

• Create an OpenAI account
• Create 'text-davinci-003' and 'text-embedding-ada-002' deployments

Devcontainer / Codespaces

For usage of devcontainer make sure:

Codespaces

• Go to Github repository and click on Code button
• Edit the credentials.env file including OpenAI endpoint and key before starting any notebooks

Devcontainer

• Install Docker
• Install Visual Studio Code
• Install Remote - Containers extension
• Clone this repository
• Open the repository in Visual Studio Code
• Click on the green button in the bottom left corner of the window
• Select Reopen in Container
• Wait for the container to be built and started
• Edit credentials.env file including OpenAI endpoint and key before starting any notebooks

Bring your own "Anaconda"

Make sure you have the requirements installed in your Python environment using pip install -r requirements.txt.