AI-901 Azure AI Fundamentals [New Exam 2026]

Praveenkumar Bouna connects responsible-AI concepts and model configuration with implementations using Microsoft Foundry. Generative apps, agents, text, speech, vision and information extraction form the practical sequence. The course is useful for learners who want to work through current exam-oriented demonstrations while checking that they can explain the behavior and limitations of each solution themselves.

What you will learn

• Review responsible AI and model configuration.
• Explore Foundry applications and agents.
• Implement text, speech, vision and extraction examples.

Who this suits

Basic Python syntax and programming concepts are required, with an Azure account for demonstrations. Azure portal familiarity helps. Intermediate is an editorial estimate. The listed video length is about three hours and forty-three 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

Use fictional documents to outline an extraction-and-response workflow. Identify the input fields, expected output and a case that should be rejected or reviewed, then explain how your design relates to the official AI-901 objectives.

Source and review

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