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CTOnews.com March 18 news, these days, GPT-4 access to Microsoft Office bucket spread all over the Internet, whether AI will replace hit workers or auxiliary workers is still unknown.

In addition to the integration of GPT capabilities with Microsoft 365 and Dynamics 365 services, Microsoft announced Power Platform Copilot on March 16, allowing AI to develop App for programmers.

According to Microsoft, Copilot is a new feature of Microsoft Power Platform that provides AI-powered help based on GPT capabilities in Power Apps, Power Virtual Agents and Power Automate, allowing creators to describe the applications, processes or robots they want in natural language, and then Copilot can be created in seconds and provide suggestions for improvement.

With Power Platform Copilot in Power Apps, the producer only needs to describe the application through a few simple natural languages, and Power Apps will generate the application, not only the interface, but also data tables and business logic.

For example, if a user tells Power Apps to "generate an employee onboarding application, get new employee information, and share training content and learning modules," Copilot can automatically generate the application.

Users can also adjust the application by talking to Copilot, such as adding new columns to the data table, or even populating the data table with sample data, and so on. Even if there are problems in the application production, Copilot can also provide users with suggestions for application improvement.

Power Automate not long ago Power Automate announced that it could create automated processes through natural language, but the processes that could be created at that time were just some relatively simple process requirements.

With Power Automate Copilot, the process can be generated through natural language regardless of the complexity of the requirements. Not only that, Copilot can also continuously optimize and iterate the update process in the way of dialogue, because this Copilot conversation is directly embedded in the Power Automate editing interface.

This allows users to build any process they want without any Power Automate expertise, just in natural language.

In addition, on the Power Automate Desktop desktop version, users can also use the GPT model to generate text content, and the latest integrated Azure OpenAI service in AI Builder a few days ago can now be used directly in Power Automate Desktop.

Power Virtual Agents in terms of Power Virtual Agents, GPT capability has also been successfully added before, users only need to introduce a website address, they can connect their Power Virtual Agents with website content, knowledge base and other information, and let GPT automatically generate answers. This feature allows enterprises to quickly provide robot services to customers, such as:

In the recruitment process, a chat robot is built through Power Virtual Agents to answer job seekers' questions about the position.

Quickly connect the robot to the knowledge base and question and answer knowledge base of different products to provide question and answer support for customers.

Or build robots for internal use, such as providing common content queries on human resources according to existing policies, performance evaluations, and bonus policies.

Now through Power Virtual Agents Copilot, users can directly use natural language to describe the robot process, and what they want the robot to do can only be described through dialogue, instead of manually creating one by one as before.

In addition, there is a small update to Power Virtual Agents this time, that is, it can now be natively integrated into Power Apps.

These are the experience upgrades brought about by the release of Power Platform Copilot on March 16 and the previous introduction of GPT. What do CTOnews.com friends think of the future of this tool?

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