C_AIG_2412 · Question #39
Which types of AI workloads can be managed using SAP AI Core? There are 2 correct answers to this question.
The correct answer is B. Text-based generative AI models C. Image recognition workflows. SAP AI Core is SAP's platform for operationalizing AI and machine learning workloads on SAP BTP, with native support for text-based generative AI models (B) through its Generative AI Hub - enabling access to foundation models like GPT and Claude - and image recognition…
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Which types of AI workloads can be managed using SAP AI Core? There are 2 correct answers to this question.
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- APredictive analytics models
- BText-based generative AI models
- CImage recognition workflows
- DSAP GUI automation scripts
How the community answered
(23 responses)- A9% (2)
- B74% (17)
- D17% (4)
Explanation
SAP AI Core is SAP's platform for operationalizing AI and machine learning workloads on SAP BTP, with native support for text-based generative AI models (B) through its Generative AI Hub - enabling access to foundation models like GPT and Claude - and image recognition workflows (C), which fall under deep learning/computer vision pipelines that AI Core is built to train, deploy, and scale.
A (Predictive analytics models) is wrong because traditional predictive analytics (regression, time-series forecasting) in the SAP ecosystem belong to tools like SAP Analytics Cloud's predictive features or SAP HANA's Predictive Analysis Library (PAL) - not AI Core, which targets modern deep learning and generative AI workloads.
D (SAP GUI automation scripts) is wrong because GUI automation is an RPA concern, handled by SAP Build Process Automation - a completely different product category with no overlap with AI Core's purpose.
Memory tip: Think of SAP AI Core as covering the two dominant modern AI paradigms - generate (LLMs/text) and perceive (vision/image). If a workload sounds like traditional BI analytics or screen-clicking automation, it belongs elsewhere in the SAP stack.
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