Fixed tpyos, added some instructions, and fixed an AI example. #3342
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I went over the AI samples yesterday and noticed a few tpyos. This commit addresses those.
Additionally, I got tripped up in a few places because I didn't customize the deployment name. Even though the getting started notebook talks about this, I thought it'd be better to add a brief reminder on this where relevant.
Finally, I noticed an error with one of the notebooks where the
prompts.Lastwould result in a sequence contains no elements LINQ error with the sequence of cells as currently written. I pulled the cell to track prompts up higher in the notebook so the prompts in that section get added to the list before the.Lastcall is made.Also, I love these examples and what's possible with Polyglot and AI; this makes it easy to demonstrate / teach AI concepts, semantic kernel, RAG, and general OpenAI integration. Beyond that, though, I think this is now my preferred way of working with DALL-E. Also: kudos to you on the Hello DALL-E reference.