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AI-900 Practice Question: Describe features of generative AI workloads on Azure

A support team wants its generative AI chat solution on Azure to answer questions using only the company's internal HR policy documents, and to cite the exact source page for every answer. They want to minimize custom code. Which Azure feature should they use?

⚠ Common exam trap

The trap here is assuming that fine-tuning is the way to teach a model private facts, when retrieval-based grounding is what actually supplies and cites source documents.

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Azure AI Search with the integrated vectorization and 'On Your Data' connection in Azure OpenAI Service

Grounding a model in a specific document set is done by retrieving relevant chunks at query time and passing them to the model, which is exactly what the On Your Data pattern with Azure AI Search provides. It returns citations to the source content and requires only configuration, satisfying both the accuracy and low-effort requirements.

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Option-by-option breakdown

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    Increasing the model's temperature setting so it explores the HR documents more thoroughly

    Why it's wrong here

    Temperature controls randomness in token selection; it has no mechanism for reading documents or citing pages. Raising it would make responses less predictable and more prone to invented details, which directly conflicts with the requirement for grounded, citable answers.

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    Azure AI Search with the integrated vectorization and 'On Your Data' connection in Azure OpenAI Service

    Why this is correct

    Connecting Azure OpenAI to your own indexed data lets the model ground answers in the HR documents and return citations, with minimal custom code. Integrated vectorization handles embedding generation and chunking, so the team configures a data source rather than building a retrieval pipeline.

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    Fine-tuning a base GPT model with the HR policy documents uploaded as a JSONL training file

    Why it's wrong here

    Fine-tuning changes the model's behavior and style, but it does not reliably store or cite specific source documents, and citations are not produced from training data. It also requires a formatted training set and periodic retraining when policies change, which is far more effort than the team wants.

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    Deploying the model with a larger max tokens response limit to fit whole policy sections in the reply

    Why it's wrong here

    The max tokens parameter only caps how long a completion can be. It does not give the model access to the HR documents or produce citations, so a longer answer would still be generated from the model's general training rather than the company's policies.

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