
Explore foundational AI and machine learning concepts aligned with Azure AI services, including vision, language, and generative AI, and prepare to pass the AI-900 exam.
Define the machine learning model, its training, evaluation, and deployment in the Azure AI Fundamentals context. Explore how models predict patterns, categorize data, and recognize images, speech, and text.
design ai with inclusiveness at every step by ensuring accessibility standards, multilingual support, low-bandwidth options, representative training data, participatory design, and inclusive default settings.
Explore model deployment options across cloud-based services, managed services, and custom environments, exposing endpoints with authorization keys and tuning latency, scalability, content filters, and monitoring.
Explore common machine learning types in Azure: regression for numerical predictions, classification with binary and multi-class options, and unsupervised clustering for insights, with examples like movie recommendations and spam detection.
LEARN AZURE ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AND MACHINE LEARNING (ML) TECHNOLOGIES IN ONE DAY!
The course is completely up-to-date with new requirements as of May 2026.
The course is being updated in May 2026 for all new content covering AI-901 topics.
Complete preparation for the AI-900/AI-901 Azure Data Fundamentals exam.
The AI-900 exam covers the following topics:
Describe AI workloads and considerations (15-20%)
Describe fundamental principles of machine learning on Azure (15-20%)
Describe features of computer vision workloads on Azure (15-20%)
Describe features of Natural Language Processing (NLP) workloads on Azure (15-20%)
Describe features of generative AI workloads on Azure (20-25%)
The AI-901 exam is much simpler as it covers the following:
Identify AI concepts and responsibilities (40–45%)
Implement AI solutions by using Microsoft Foundry (55–60%)
This course completely covers the AI-900/AI-901 exam from start to finish. Always updated with the latest requirements. This course goes over each requirement of the exam in detail. If you have no background in machine learning and want to learn about it and want to learn more about AI / ML concepts and services within Azure, or have some background in machine learning and want to progress eventually to an Azure Data Engineer or Data Analyst type role, this course is a great resource for you.
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