Blog Posts with tag "OpenAI"

Using OpenAI Models in VS Code with GitHub Copilot BYOK

Using OpenAI Models in VS Code with GitHub Copilot BYOK

GitHub Copilot’s pricing shift from flat premium request units to token-based GitHub AI Credits, scheduled for June 1, 2026, changes the economics of heavy AI usage in VS Code meaningfully. Models with large context windows, high output verbosity or intensive agent loops now have a more direct relationship between compute and cost. That makes model selection a more relevant engineering decision than it was under the older quota model.

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Automatically discover tools for Azure OpenAI Realtime API

Automatically discover tools for Azure OpenAI Realtime API

Azure now provides a unified Realtime API for low‑latency, multimodal conversations over WebRTC or WebSockets. If you’ve used the earlier preview versions (for example the GPT‑4o realtime preview), the new generation model is simply called gpt-realtime and the API follows the same event-driven pattern: you open a session, configure defaults via session.update, stream input and receive streaming output (text, function calls, audio, etc.).

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Automatically deploy GPT-4.1 Mini in Azure OpenAI via Bicep

Automatically deploy GPT-4.1 Mini in Azure OpenAI via Bicep

The official Microsoft documentation on deploying Azure OpenAI models is generally helpful, but specific examples are often still missing, especially for new models such as gpt-4.1-mini and newer SKU types such as DataZoneStandard. Anyone who wants to provide a current model such as the gpt-4.1-mini programmatically is therefore quickly faced with unanswered questions.

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