En esta sesión explicaré cómo utilizar las APIs de Azure Open AI para crear una aplicación de .NET capaz de generar imágenes de acuerdo a un prompt (mensaje en lenguaje natural) del usuario. El objetivo es implementar esta funcionalidad en nuestras propias aplicaciones.
I'm a Microsoft MVP in Azure, Artificial Intelligence, and Developer Technologies. I am currently pursuing a PhD in Engineering Informatics at Tomas Bata University in Zlin, Czech Republic. I've been developing .NET apps for +10 years. I find C# a really powerful language which allow us to create different kinds of software. I focus on mobile apps (Xamarin), cloud computing (Azure) and AI. I enjoy sharing my knowledge with others.
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