Understanding AI Copilots in M365 & Power Platform | Copilot Chronicles Ep.1
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- Опубликовано: 11 июл 2024
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Welcome to the first episode of "Copilot Chronicles!" Dive in with me as we explore the world of AI Copilots. Discover where the term "Copilot" came from, how it's revolutionizing the tech landscape, and the role of AI giants like GitHub and Microsoft. From Power Apps to M365, this episode will unravel the fascinating tapestry of AI-enhanced tools. Hit 'Subscribe' for more tech deep dives and Copilot adventures! 🔍🚀
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00:00 - Intro
00:20 - What is a Copilot?
01:03 - Microsoft Copilot History
01:29 - Power Apps Ideas
02:07 - Power Apps Copilot
02:23 - Power Automate Copilot
02:35 - Power Virtual Agents Copilot
02:56 - Power Pages Copilot
03:12 - Bing, Windows, M365 Copilot
03:29 - How do Copilots Work? 
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I tried Copilot in Power Automate last week, asking it to reproduce a flow that I've been using for years ("Send me an email each morning with the weather and my calendar events for the next 4 days"). I thought this would be a good test since I already knew what the flow ~should~ look like, what actions it should contain, etc. It actually did a good job of suggesting the actions and even applying the correct expressions. However, it left key fields (like the body of the email) blank.
In the end, for tools like Power Automate, I think this will be helpful for those just starting out who really don't know that what they're seeing as one step is actually several actions inside a flow. I'm not sure how useful it'll be for more experienced users, though. I do have a number of old flows that are due to updates, so I might see if Copilot makes that process any easier.
Nice April! In next episodes Will be great to see real examples in usage to us developers (or citizen developers).
Absolutely, I have that planned for one of the future episodes!
Thank you April, I was kinda struggling to understand the added benefit and usage of Copilot, this definitely made it easier to get a good idea of its potential. You're awesome
I'm so glad this helped you get a good idea of the potential! Hopefully future episodes will show the potential even more!
Great video April and looking forward to the series. Are you going to touch on the aspect where you walk through actually developing your own copilot using, say, JavaScript with OpenAI? I hope you do as I've started playing around that but need some guidance. Grateful if you can point me to a resource that can help while a await your video on that. I've watched a view videos on how it works in Power Apps and Power Automate but yet to try it myself. Now that it's coming into GA, I hope to dig my feet into it deeply.
Waiting for episode 2 😊
I already have it created and ready to release next week ☺
I predict co-pilot will be renamed, shortly, to something like Co-Pilot Designer. It will be a standalone tool. You type what you want and it produces an entire Power Platform/Azure/Dynamics/Office365/Fabric/Website app solution with all components integrated with each other. It will deploy your solution and eventually be able to produce the code first view of it, also.
I'm liking these predictions! That would be amazing!
@@AprilDunnam 😁
How to use copilot in m365 using jaws screen reader ?
A detailed video is required
This might be helpful: ruclips.net/video/QUFU42O5eEQ/видео.html