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1 | 1 | Once you create an Azure AI service resource, you can build applications using the REST API, software development kits (SDKs), or visual studio interfaces.
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| 4 | +> When developers incorporate an AI service into their applications, they often use a [SDK](/training/modules/create-manage-cognitive-services/5-use-sdk?azure-portal=true) or the [REST API](/training/modules/create-manage-cognitive-services/4-use-rest?azure-portal=true). |
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| -## Using service studio interfaces |
| 6 | +## Using Azure AI Foundry portal |
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| -Studio interfaces provide a friendly user interface to explore Azure AI services. There are different studios for different Azure AI services, such as Vision Studio, Language Studio, Speech Studio, and the Content Safety Studio. You can test out Azure AI services using the samples provided, or experiment with your own content. A studio-based approach allows you to explore, demo, and evaluate Azure AI services regardless of your experience with AI or coding. |
| 8 | +[**Azure AI Foundry portal**](https://ai.azure.com/) is a unified platform and visual interface for enterprise AI operations, model builders, and application development. Azure AI Foundry portal combines access to multiple Azure AI services and generative AI models into one user interface. |
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| -> In addition to studios for individual Azure AI services, Microsoft Azure has another portal, [**Azure AI Foundry portal**](https://ai.azure.com/), which combines access to multiple Azure AI services and generative AI models into one user interface. |
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| -## Associate the AI service resource |
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| -Before you can use an AI service resource, you must associate it with the studio you want to use on the Settings page. Select the resource, and then select **Use Resource**. You are then ready to explore the Azure AI service within the studio. |
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| -As an example, let's look at the Azure AI Foundry Content Safety service, which identifies harmful text or images. To explore what the Content Safety service does, let's use the Content Safety Studio. First create either a multi-service Azure AI services resource, or a single-service Content Safety resource. Then, on the Content Safety Studio Settings page, select the resource, and select **Use Resource**. The AI service you created is now associated with the Content Safety Studio, and ready to be used. |
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| -> When developers incorporate an AI service into their applications, they often use a [SDK](/training/modules/create-manage-cognitive-services/5-use-sdk?azure-portal=true) or the [REST API](/training/modules/create-manage-cognitive-services/4-use-rest?azure-portal=true). |
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