Developers of GenAI-powered applications must ensure the information provided complies with access control policies. Fine-grained authorization (FGA) helps safeguard data by only allowing authorized users to access specific information. Okta FGA enables developers to enforce complex authorization decisions in applications, using an example of a RAG-based AI assistant to demonstrate its use. The tutorial guides through setting up Okta FGA and OpenAI accounts and integrating them into an application to control data access based on user privileges.
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AI, LLM, and RAG: What Are They?Private Data and RAGs and LLMsUsing Okta FGA with RAGSetup the ApplicationSetup Your Okta FGA StoreInitialize the FGA Model and TupleInteract with the RAG ApplicationRecapSort: