By using Azure, you can access ChatGPT and GPT, which come with enterprise-grade security and established data agreements, setting them apart from OpenAI. I'm not entirely sure of the technical details, but you can explore this option.

Problem is you will have to heavily advertise it in your org because people will not understand why, where etc.

They will go to OpenAI directly and do stuff because "they want it now" and they don't understand why not.

Microsoft is already building it into Office 365 with the same enterprise-grade agreements so it might get easier that way.

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Hi, I am an iOS developer with 4+ years of experience. I've worked on apps and SDKs used by millions of users. I started using Swift when it was in beta. Currently, looking for exciting opportunities in mobile development.

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Location: Bangalore, India

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies: iOS, Swift, Objective-C, Natural language framework, Git

Resume/CV: Available upon request

Email: mukesh9039 (at) gmail

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