Why Do Power BI Copilot AI Instructions Seem To Work Better in Desktop Than In The Service?
I’m spending a lot of time with organisations testing Power BI Copilot at the moment, and something I hear a lot is that Copilot works well in Desktop but when you publish your model to the Power BI Service the results are a lot more inconsistent. One reason why is because of how updates to … Continue reading Why Do Power BI Copilot AI Instructions Seem To Work Better in Desktop Than In The Service?
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