Fundamentals AI-900
Foundational Azure cert for AI and ML concepts using Azure AI services. Retiring June 2026. Validates knowledge of computer vision, NLP, and generative AI on Azure.
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The Microsoft Azure AI Fundamentals (AI-900) validates foundational knowledge of artificial intelligence and machine learning concepts and how they are implemented using Microsoft Azure AI services. It is appropriate for both technical and non-technical candidates who want to demonstrate understanding of AI workloads and considerations.
The exam covers five areas: Describe AI Workloads and Considerations (20–25%), Describe Fundamental Principles of Machine Learning on Azure (25–30%), Describe Features of Computer Vision Workloads on Azure (15–20%), Describe Features of NLP Workloads on Azure (15–20%), and Describe Features of Generative AI Workloads on Azure (15–20%). Key services include Azure Machine Learning, Azure AI Vision, Azure AI Language, Azure OpenAI Service, and Azure AI Services (formerly Cognitive Services).
Note: Microsoft has announced the AI-900 exam is scheduled to retire on June 30, 2026. Candidates interested in Azure AI credentials should consider pursuing the AI-102 Azure AI Engineer Associate instead for a more durable and technical certification.
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“Comprehensive and accurate. The explanations made the complicated AI bits simple without dumbing them down. First attempt. ✅”
Every AI-900 question is written by someone who holds this certification and works in the field — not scraped from other sites, and not generated and shipped unreviewed. Every explanation you are shown has been read and approved by that same expert first.
Business analysts, project managers, developers, and non-technical professionals who want foundational AI/ML literacy in the context of Azure.
Prerequisites: No prerequisites. No technical experience required. AZ-900 recommended but not required.