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Copilot in Fabric
Copilot in Fabric is a generative AI assistant for data work in Microsoft Fabric. Microsoft Learn says it uses large language models to help you transform and analyse data, generate insights and create visualisations and reports.
What Copilot in Fabric does
- Uses large language models to make it easier to interact with your data and items in Fabric.
- Helps transform and analyse data, generate insights and create visualisations and reports.
- Works differently across the Fabric workloads, which Microsoft’s article explains.
- Gives administrators control over who can use it for each workload, and over its effect on capacity.
What people use it for
Explore a dataset
Ask for insights and check them against the data.
Build a report faster
Use Copilot to draft visuals and then adjust them.
Plan for adoption
Use the article’s guidance on architecture and cost before enabling it.
Who it suits
- BI and analytics managers, Fabric administrators and data architects, whom Microsoft names as the article’s audience.
- Analysts who already work in Fabric.
Plans and access
Microsoft Learn says Copilot and other generative AI features in preview are part of this, and that administrators oversee who can use it and how it uses Fabric capacity. Features and availability change, so read Microsoft’s current article and your tenant settings.
How to start
- 1Read Microsoft’s overview of Copilot in Fabric, including architecture and cost. Open
- 2Ask your Fabric admin whether Copilot is enabled for the workload you use.
- 3Try it on a dataset you know well and compare its output with what you expect.
- 4Check generated queries and visuals before you share them.
Watch and learn
Videos from Microsoft’s own channel, so you can learn it here. Nothing loads from YouTube until you press play. More on the Microsoft Fabric channel.
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Common questions about Copilot in Fabric
- What is Copilot in Fabric?
- Microsoft describes it as generative AI assistive technology that aims to enhance the data analytics experience in Fabric.
- Is it in preview?
- Microsoft says Copilot and other generative AI features in preview bring new ways to analyse data. Check the article for the status of each workload.
- Who controls it?
- Microsoft says Fabric administrators oversee who can use Copilot in each workload and monitor how its use affects capacity.
- Can I rely on its output?
- Review it. Microsoft’s own wording says the models attempt to help, so verify results against your data.
Where this comes from
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