AI-103 Certification Practice Question #46

Question

You have a Microsoft Foundry project that generates product marketing images from text prompts.
After publishing several images, the legal team at your company identifies a competitor’s logo on a sign in the background of an image.
You need to remove only the logo, while preserving the rest of the image.
What should you do?

Accepted Answer

The task is to remove only a competitor's logo from an already-generated image while leaving everything else intact. Mask-based inpainting is purpose-built for this: you mask the logo region and the model regenerates only that area, leaving the rest of the image unchanged — exactly what MS Learn describes for the mask parameter. The other options either operate on the prompt/seed (which only affects new generations, not the existing image) or change global generation behavior, none of which surgically removes the logo while preserving the surrounding content. The official Suggested Answer (A) matches the documentation. Confidence is 90%: clean concept-to-doc alignment, with the only deduction being no community votes in the file.

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