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Using OpenAI Structured Outputs for IoT Data Pipelines

OpenAI's Structured Outputs allow callers to provide a JSON schema to define the structure in which responses should be formatted. When combined with Golioth Pipelines, this enables converting device data from an unknown to a known structure.
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Introducing Golioth for AI

Today, we are thrilled to announce the launch of Golioth for AI, a comprehensive set of features designed to simplify and enhance the integration of AI into IoT products.
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