>> [MUSIC] Hello and welcome to This Week in Cognitive.
I am your host Noelle LaCharite,
and I will be bringing to you
every week some of the cool and new things
that are going on in cognitive services and cognitive skills,
and really anything under the applied AI
or pre-built machine learning models domain.
So today, actually I have some really good news for you.
You probably remember from some of
our other episodes that we have a collection of pre-built models,
everything under vision being able to use computer vision,
object detection, OCR all the
way through speech in text to speech in,
speech to text including language and language analytics and
the ability to do conto moderation and language detection.
There's just so much, so many models to choose from.
But today, I have some really good news.
So, what we have now made available is the ability.
If you've been building with cognitive services
and I know a lot of you have,
these cognitive services each one or many of them have
their own key that you have to get in
order to infuse it into an application.
Well, guess what?
What we decided to do was make that easier for you.
We're going to create one key,
and actually that exist today,
you have one key and that key
actually lets you do a couple of things.
So I'm just going to, make a little easier for you to see.
So it allows you to combine any vision,
language, and search service together.
So if you're building an application that's using vision,
language and search, you only need one key.
Now ultimately, our goal is actually to have all of them.
But we wanted to get it out as soon as possible.
So a single key,
allows you to use these three services
and under visions it's just computer vision,
so it doesn't include custom vision yet,
but it does eliminate it.
So if you again, a lot of you have
probably built these applications where you have to go
in and we have like just sets of keys and we
usually put it in a configuration file and,
it's a lot of copying and pasting.
So now, we've simplified that.
We allow you now to go in and use one key.
So I just want to show you really quickly how you can do that.
So if you look inside the ''Azure
portal'' it provides you
the ability to create new resources, right?
Most of you have been in the Azure portal before.
But if you haven't, I just want to walk you through it.
You can take a look at creating a new resource,
and now rather than typing in
a specific search vision right or language service,
I can instead just type in ''Cognitive'' oops cognitive services.
Cognitive Services now has its own resource.
It's a representation of a single set of keys
that will represent access to all of the other services.
So now when I say ''create,'' I'm actually going to
create a collection of keys,
that will give me access to
the services that I just mentioned to you earlier.
So I'm just going to create one really quickly.
We'll say ''AI show'' oops
''demo'' and then I'll choose my nice subscriptions.
You'll want to make sure you choose your appropriate subscription,
the location of course that you'll want to deploy this in,
your pricing tier, and then the resource group.
I actually have a resource group,
I work with a lot of developers,
so I'm always and we're always constantly,
one of the best practices we usually encourage you to have,
when you're building resources in
Azure is to group them by resource group.
So, when you want to find them,
it's easy to find, well in my case,
because a lot of my work that I do
lasts for kind of a long time
I build demos and I want to go back to them.
So I actually put ''do not delete'' on my resource group,
to make sure as we go through that,
which we indicate as
a best practice right that constant scrubbing of
resources to make sure you're not keeping
resources alive that are no longer necessary,
this gives you a chance to
actually identify them in my case I'm like,
''don't delete these, I need these.''
So I go ahead and say yes I've confirmed
some of these are data controllers,
some of these services are
data processors we should understand the difference,
from a GDPR perspective,
so this just gives us a little information about that,
it also lets us go and see
the online service terms and
choose whether or not we want to participate in that,
and then we choose ''Create.''
As we're creating this service,
again, I know it's super simple to do,
but actually eliminates a lot of the work,
a lot of the tedious work that was
necessary in setting up a service.
So I know in past episodes I've talked
about one of our demos the JFK files,
and in the JFK files,
we have a list of like six key sets that we have to provide.
So, now we can reduce that by half and in the future,
as we add more of the services into this bundle,
you'll have the ability to see it.
So now, I go in,
I always like to go to my ''notifications''
see that it was deployed,
I always like to
pin it to my dashboard because I have so much stuff
going on I want to make it easy to find
again and then I go to my resource.
So now you can see my AI Show demo,
but now it allows me to grow at my keys and you can see down here,
it gives you all of the,
the a the end point that you'll want to use to get access,
but then all of the little quick reference guides to
the services that are included within this key.
So, like a really great opportunity to make your life easier.
So, it's if you go out
to ''the Azure portal'' and when you're ready,
just go in search for ''Cognitive services'' you'll get
a chance to build a key that represents,
and I'll just go back to the screen,
it'll represent access to vision,
language, and search services.
It's a great start and we're just going to be making it better.
So I hope you like it.
Thanks for joining us this week and I'll see
you next time [MUSIC].