How to remove content filtering from Azure Open AI Deployment

Question

Hello,

I would like to ask for clarification regarding the removal of content filtering in an OpenAI deployment.

I currently have two default profiles and have created one with all settings set to "low." However, I would like to completely remove the content filtering due to the nature of the application I'm using. I have already submitted a request for this and was informed by the Microsoft team that it was approved, but I am unsure how to confirm whether the content filter has actually been removed. Additionally, I would appreciate guidance on how to configure the deployment without any filtering.

Could you please provide instructions or confirm the current status of the content filter in my deployment?

Thanks,

Answer 1

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