Microsoft continues to integrate Copilot into its products. The AI ​​assistant now supports users in creating model-driven applications.

Microsoft stops Copilot in model-driven applications in Power Apps. Model-driven applications focus on forms, maps, dashboards, and tables and are built using a design tool. In the Power ecosystem, Microsoft allows users to build such applications with little to no code.

AI in the app

Now Redmond integrates Copilot’s AI into this building process. In concrete terms, this means that application developers can integrate the assistant into their application. For example, they can use the Copilot AI to build an intelligent assistant to help the users of the new application. The focus is on insights through data.

Apps provided by Copilot may answer questions about Dataverse data, subject to applicable policies for that data. Copilot can also help with specific questions about using the app itself.

Microsoft is also tinkering with Copilot’s existing integration with canvas apps. There, the AI ​​tool can process significantly larger data sets. Microsoft states that there is no size limit for tables.

As a preview, Microsoft is initially introducing the new functions in English in the USA. It is likely that more regions will be covered in due course.