In the Azure portal, "Azure AI Services" is a resource category that groups together various AI-powered services (formerly known as Cognitive Services) such as:
- Azure OpenAI Service
- Computer Vision
- Language Services
- Speech Services
- Anomaly Detector
- Personalizer
- Translator
- Document Intelligence
But when you go to the Azure AI services documentation page, you're right — there's no single service called "Azure AI Services" itself. That's because "Azure AI Services" is a product family, not a single service It acts like a container for multiple services. It's a branding umbrella used in the Azure portal and Microsoft documentation to group Microsoft's AI capabilities (like vision, speech, language, and decision APIs).
Think of it like this:
- In the Azure Portal, it helps organize these services into a clean category.
- In documentation, each service (e.g., Speech, Computer Vision, etc.) has its own page and guide — because they are independent and have different use cases, APIs, and pricing.
So it's normal that when you open the docs, you see a list of individual services under the umbrella, but no single "Azure AI Services" API or product by itself.
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Marcin