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AI-102 Implement computer vision solutions Practice Question

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{
  "kind": "CognitiveServices",
  "sku": {
    "name": "S0"
  },
  "properties": {
    "customSubDomainName": "myvision"
  }
}

Refer to the exhibit. You are creating an Azure Cognitive Services account using an ARM template snippet. What type of account is being created?

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Watch out — candidates often confuse the 'CognitiveServices' kind (multi-service) with a specific single-service account, especially when the ARM template lacks explicit service-specific properties, leading them to pick a single-service option like Azure AI Language or Computer Vision.

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Azure AI Services multi-service account

The ARM template snippet uses the 'CognitiveServices' resource type and sets 'kind' to 'CognitiveServices', which provisions a multi-service account that provides access to multiple Azure AI services (e.g., Language, Computer Vision, Translator) under a single endpoint and key. This is distinct from single-service accounts, which use specific 'kind' values like 'TextAnalytics' or 'ComputerVision'.

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Option-by-option breakdown

For each option: why learners choose it and why it is or isn't the right answer here.

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Azure AI Language
Why it's wrong here
The snippet's kind and SKU values do not correspond to a Language resource, so this account type is not being provisioned. Language accounts are tempting because they share the CognitiveServices provider namespace, but they would be correct when the template specifies a TextAnalytics or Language SKU.
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Azure AI Computer Vision
Why it's wrong here
The ARM template's kind and SKU fields identify the Cognitive Services resource type, and those values do not match Computer Vision. Computer Vision accounts are tempting because they also use the CognitiveServices kind, but they would be the correct choice when the snippet specifies a ComputerVision SKU.
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Azure AI Services multi-service account
Why this is correct
The ARM snippet specifies `kind: "CognitiveServices"` with a multi-service SKU, provisioning one key and endpoint across Vision, Language, Speech and Translator. This satisfies the stem's requirement to identify a single Azure AI Services resource spanning multiple APIs, rather than a single-service account such as FormRecognizer or TextAnalytics.
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Azure OpenAI Service
Why it's wrong here
The template's kind and SKU fields do not match an Azure OpenAI resource, so this is not the account being created. Azure OpenAI is tempting because it also deploys under Cognitive Services, but it would be correct when the snippet specifies the OpenAI kind and an S0 SKU.

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AI-102 Implement computer vision solutions Practice Question

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