The models like gpt themselves are inherently private and secure. They make predictions based on input.
It's what happens in the interface, that is your web chat or API call, which is different per implementation. ChatGPT is an implementation that uses that model and its maker OpenAI wants to keep your history for further training.
But what Azure is doing is taking that model and putting it behind an endpoint specific to your Azure account. Businesses have been interested in gpt, so asking for private endpoints. Amazon is doing the same with Bedrock.
It's what happens in the interface, that is your web chat or API call, which is different per implementation. ChatGPT is an implementation that uses that model and its maker OpenAI wants to keep your history for further training.
But what Azure is doing is taking that model and putting it behind an endpoint specific to your Azure account. Businesses have been interested in gpt, so asking for private endpoints. Amazon is doing the same with Bedrock.