[2025] Microsoft Azure AI Fundamentals | AI-900

Johannes Hayer connects Azure AI concepts with examples involving machine learning, language, vision and document intelligence. Translation, sentiment and prediction activities give the ideas a practical setting. The published course was updated in February 2025 and follows AI-900, so it is best considered a foundations resource whose service demonstrations and certification references need comparison with current Microsoft guidance.

What you will learn

• Review machine-learning and computer-vision concepts.
• Explore language and document-intelligence services.
• Connect generative-AI ideas with practical examples.

Who this suits

Basic computing is assumed. Interpreting charts is useful, and programming principles help with code-based activities. Beginner is an editorial estimate. The listed videos total about five hours and ten minutes.

Before you enroll

Microsoft retired AI-900 on June 30, 2026. Older AI-900 teaching can support conceptual study, but it should not be treated as current exam preparation. Check the official AI-901 objectives, including Python and Azure resource familiarity, before choosing a certification path. Course certificates are separate from Microsoft certification and exam fees. Azure exercises can incur charges; check service access, pricing and permissions, use fictional data and remove practice resources afterwards. Interfaces and service names can differ from older demonstrations.

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Put it into practice

Compare two fictional text samples with different wording and consider how a language service might interpret them. Identify a misleading result, explain why it matters and describe how you would evaluate more examples.

Source and review

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