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My understanding is that both of these are role-based exams and, as such, offer access to MS Learn during the exam. The exam experience is described at https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-learn-blog/introducing-a-new-resource-for-all-role-based-microsoft/ba-p/3500870/page/3#comments
You can confirm it by navigating to https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/credentials/browse/?expanded=certification&credential_types=role-based&terms=ai - which allows you to search for role-based credential types. More at https://trainingsupport.microsoft.com/en-us/mcp/forum/all/open-book-certification-exams/682ce7fb-3c27-4eb9-9c84-98be9f5a5d0c
The wording "This exam will be proctored, and is not open book" is used for all exams - since they are not "open book" - they allow you to access only Microsoft curated sources of content (MS Learn)
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Marcin
