The PermissionDeniedError 403 you are encountering indicates that your resource has been temporarily blocked due to detected behavior that may violate Azure's content policy. This can occur even if you believe that your requests do not violate the policy, especially if the content being processed includes explicit terminology or sensitive subjects, such as medical terms.
In such cases, it is advisable to review the Azure OpenAI service content policy to ensure compliance. If you believe that the block is unwarranted, you can try the following steps:
- Review Content: Ensure that the study material or any content being uploaded does not contain elements that could be interpreted as violating the content policy.
- Contact Support: Since you mentioned difficulties in creating a support request via the Azure portal, consider reaching out through other channels such as Azure support forums or community support. Providing detailed information about your situation may help in resolving the issue.
- Iterative Testing: If possible, conduct tests with different types of content to identify if specific inputs trigger the block. This may help in understanding what content is causing the issue.
If the problem persists, it may be necessary to wait for the block to be lifted or to escalate the issue through appropriate support channels.
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