Incorrect answers (AI 900)

[arthurmug]

he given answers to this question seem wrong, especially ‘locate an image of a product in a product catalogue.’ This doesnt seem to be a feature of ai document intelligence.

In what two situations can the Azure AI Document Intelligence service be employed?
Each accurate selection provides a comprehensive solution. (Select TWO)

a. Convert a form written in Filipino to English.

b. Locate an image of a product in a product catalog.

c. Determine the seller’s identity from a sales receipt.

d. Analyze and extract data from insurance claim forms.

e. Identify emotions and sentiments from customer feedback forms.

My answers are d & e. But e has been marked wrong, and the suggested answer is b, which doesn’t make sense. Locate an in image in a catalogue seems to be something of ai vision such as custom vision, but not document intelligence.

[Lois-TutorialsDojo]

Hello arthurmug,

Thanks for taking the time to share your feedback on this question. We completely see your point and value your input.

The correct answers for this item are Option C and Option D. Azure AI Document Intelligence is designed to extract structured information from documents such as receipts, forms, invoices, and IDs. For example, the prebuilt Receipt model can extract merchant or seller information from a receipt, and the service can also analyze and extract fields from structured or semi-structured documents like insurance claim forms. Because of this, Option D is clearly correct, and Option C is considered correct in the context of extracting seller details from a receipt.

That said, we completely understand your observation regarding Option B and Option E. You are correct that locating an image of a product inside a catalog aligns more closely with Azure AI Vision or object detection scenarios rather than Document Intelligence, which primarily focuses on text, layout, and field extraction. Similarly, identifying emotions or sentiments from feedback forms is a natural language processing task that belongs to Azure AI Language, not Document Intelligence.

We appreciate you pointing this out, and we’ll be updating this question in our next content review cycle to make the options clearer and ensure the capabilities of Azure AI Document Intelligence are accurately represented.

Thank you for the insightful feedback. This will help us improve the quality of our materials! Feel free to reach out if you have any follow-up questions.