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Power BI Copilot Summaries honor AI Instructions to provide non-English language responses

Power BI Copilot Summaries honor AI Instructions to provide non-English language responses
In working with Power BI Copilot one of the feedback requests I hear from my customers is being able to support non-English languages. While prompts submitted in languages other than English may occasionally return relevant responses, multilingual use is not officially supported at this time. In June though the team released new tooling in Power […]

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