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…icrosoft#4461) Update Open AI Function calling to encourage the usage of latest model versions which are better trained to call the functions, previous Models are not very reliable when calling functions. Resolves microsoft#4132
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Update Open AI Function calling to encourage the usage of latest model versions which are better trained to call the functions, previous Models are not very reliable when calling functions.
Resolves #4132