To benefit the community, summarizing the discussion/answer shared by Cezar Pimentel.
Scenario:
Set up a movie database in Azure AI Studio to explore its capabilities.
Issue:
Despite configuring and attaching an index containing movie data to the chatbot, it doesn't utilize this index to provide answers. Instead, it seems to rely on ChatGPT to respond to queries, which is not the intended behavior.
when asking something to the chatbot, even though, an index (that contains data about movies) configured and attached to the chatbot, the robot doesn't reply using info from the index. Instead, it is apparently using ChatGPT to resolve the questions.
An example of a prompt made:
The bot was supposed to reply with the record from the data source with the highest number in the "votes" column, but instead it replies stating this:
"I'm sorry, I don't have enough information to answer your question. Can you please provide me with the name of a specific movie or a category of movies you are interested in?"
Ask:
"How can I ensure that the chatbot replies accurately based solely on the data within the attached index?"
Solution : Answer/solution shared by Cezar Pimentel.
"I was using Azure AI Studio, and I needed to use Azure Open AI Studio."
"found that the "bring your own data" feature only functioned correctly in Azure Open AI Studio (oai.azure.com), not in Azure AI Studio (ai.azure.com)."
Ref:
Azure OpenAI Studio is a web-based interface that allows you to interact with Azure OpenAI Service and Azure AI Studio , on the other hand, is intended for AI software developers.
Checkout this Microsoft discussion thread, answered by my colleague.
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