A financial institution uses Snowflake Cortex Analyst with strict role-based access control (RBAC) on their Snowflake-hosted LLMs. The security team has granted specific 'CORTEX-MODEL-ROLE application roles to different analyst teams, ensuring they only access approved models. A new requirement arises to enable Azure OpenAI GPT models for Cortex Analyst to leverage a specific feature. An administrator proceeds to execute:

Which of the following statements accurately describe the implications of this change?

Correct Answer: B,C
Option B is correct because when 'ENABLE CORTEX_ANALYST is , Cortex Analyst can use Azure OpenAI models, but this setting is incompatible with model-level RBAC, meaning RBAC is not available for any models used by Cortex Analyst when this parameter is enabled. Option C is correct because if Azure OpenAI models are opted in for Cortex Analyst, semantic model files (metadata) and user prompts will be processed by Microsoft Azure, a third party, thus transmitting them outside Snowflake's governance boundary. Customer data itself is not shared with Azure. Option A is incorrect because the parameter is incompatible with model-level RBAC for models used by Cortex Analyst. Option D is incorrect as the parameter specifically controls the use of Azure OpenAI models within Cortex Analyst. Option E is incorrect because this parameter can only be set by the 'ACCOUNTADMIN' role.