Microsoft Enhances Azure Foundry with New AI Tools

Microsoft Enhances Azure Foundry with New AI Tools

Microsoft has introduced new features to its Azure Foundry service, including the AI Red Teaming Agent and a Visual Studio Code extension, to streamline AI application development.

Microsoft has expanded its Azure Foundry service with new AI development tools, announced on their website. The update includes the AI Red Teaming Agent, which is currently in public preview. This tool automates the testing of AI applications for safety risks, utilizing Microsoft's open-source PyRIT framework to identify vulnerabilities and generate comprehensive reports.

Additionally, Microsoft has released a new Azure Foundry extension for Visual Studio Code, allowing developers to deploy AI models directly from the code editor. This extension aims to streamline the development process by reducing the need for context switching.

The update also marks the general availability of Azure Foundry's component for integrating multiple AI agents into applications, simplifying the orchestration of multi-agent systems. These enhancements are part of Microsoft's ongoing efforts to provide developers with robust tools for building advanced AI applications.

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