Going to FabCon next week with work and was wondering how many people are going and if there are any discussions or sessions you are most looking forward to. I already made my schedule and I wish I could do mitosis to attend multiple sessions at once!

This might be slightly off-topic, but just in case it is of interest as I was discussing this with Will in the comment section :). Took the AI900 this week. In my opinion this was easier than for example AZ900. I read through the MS Learn path once, took the assessment test and then went back to the learning resources it told me I should freshen up on. Took another practice assessment, watched about 75% of these videos: AI 900: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bTkUTkXrqOQ and https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ch6KE7KxHGM This was probably overkill as you can pass the exam solely with the MS Learn and a good understanding of when to use what Azure AI resource and responsible AI. Passed with 889🥳 Short notice on my background: I have worked with AI solutions and have a background in Comp/Theoretical Chemistry so knowing the mathematical model to choose for ML was already given, but the questions do not go into depth and beyond the basics this was of very little help. More might be tested more in the higher level certifications.

Has anyone in here done AI 900 and have study tips? What I would also find interesting is how close the practice assessment is to the actual exam, for AZ900 I thought the MS official assessment was a good guide, for DP6/700 it was more misleading than anything.

Passed with quite a comfortable score🥳 My prep: Watched Will's course, watched Aleksi's course. Did Fabric tutorials in Fabric Dojo and studied with certiace.com - this is also from Aleksi. Both courses are great, but I felt during the exam that the things I had done in my job already and those I learned in Will's tutorials are the ones that stuck the best! Big thanks there and I'm definitely coming back to the Dojo once I have time. Also this is time you get back twice, you learn it for work and you get it back for free within the exam. Used the study notes from the Dojo to do last minute revision and just generally tried to read documentation when I did not answer a question right the first time. Exam: Went through case study in 25 minutes, and then went really fast through the answers so that I had 40 minutes to check everything that was in review. Found most things in MSLearn - spend a bit of time in understanding how to navigate it if you want to maximize your chances, some answers are literally right there as examples.

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