- The types of AI services available in Azure — language, speech, vision, and generative AI — and the scenarios where they apply.
- How to call Azure AI Services using REST APIs as well as client libraries (for example, Python and C#) so you can use pre-built models without training your own.
- How to wire these services into real-world cloud apps (chatbots, image analysis pipelines, recommendation systems) and deploy them in the cloud.

- Overview of Azure AI Services and common scenarios (language, speech, vision, and generative AI).
- Demonstrations of calling services:
- REST API patterns (authentication, endpoints, request/response shapes).
- Client SDK usage (Python and C# examples with recommended libraries).
- Integration and architecture patterns:
- Combining multiple services in pipelines.
- Reliable production patterns (retries, batching, monitoring).
- Deployment considerations:
- Secure keys and managed identities.
- Scaling and cost control.
Before you begin: make sure you have an Azure subscription and access to the relevant AI service resources (or an admin who can provision them). Install the Azure CLI and the SDK for your language of choice (Python or .NET) to follow the hands‑on examples.
- Azure AI Services provide pre-trained models and managed APIs for adding intelligence to applications quickly.
- Using REST APIs and SDKs reduces time-to-integration so teams can focus on product features rather than model training.
- Integration patterns help you build scalable, maintainable cloud solutions that combine speech, vision, language, and generative capabilities.