I tested ChatGPT with Power Apps and Power Automate and here are the results

How can we use ChatGPT with low code tools in Power Apps and Power Automate? How good is it at helping with PowerFx formulas, creating data models for model-driven apps, and troubleshooting errors and creating odata expressions for Power Automate? What skills do you need for using this AI effectively to get the most out of it for low code app making? In this video I take you through my testing and learning, what works and what failed!
0:00 - ChatGPT with low code in Power Platform
0:26 - ChatGPT with Canvas Apps and PowerFx Formulas
12:38 - ChatGPT with Model-Driven Apps and Data Models
14:52 - Suggest Power Platform use cases with ChatGPT
15:48 - ChatGPT with Power Automate
22:46 - Warning about currency of what ChatGPT knows
23:35 - Do you want to see more ChatGPT content?
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[@MichaelChapman420]

Great review Lisa! Thank you!

[@tonjewaasj8155]

This tool is going to be so nice to get me on the right track! Thanks Lisa =)

[@andrewfbrown]

I just started using Chat GPT a couple of days ago with Power Apps. Like you, I've had a few things that were not 100% correct but more often than not it was leading me down the right path. Can you imagine what this tech will be like in a year? Thanks for another awesome video. I just completed your 3.5 hour model drive app tutorial and it was easily the best source I had for writing my first app. I'm not sure if you've covered this yet but I've heard Azure has it's own version of Open AI built on to the platform. I would like to see if and how that could be implemented into an app. You rock, Lisa!

[@LisaCrosbie]

It's really come a long way in the last year, and yes, I can imagine it will be even more powerful a year from now, which is why I'm jumping in and working out how to make it part of what I do instead of ignoring it. It will become an absolutely essential tool, just like being able to do good Google searching. Knowing how to use the tools to get information is almost more important than having the information in your head, and this will likely tip the balance. I haven't explored the Azure side but thanks for bringing that one up. Glad to hear you got so much out of my big tutorial - thank you !

[@andreacheck1749]

Loved this walk through! Another tool in the toolbox to get us where we need to go and assist with learning in regard to our specific Dataverse architecture. Thank you!

[@LisaCrosbie]

Absolutely, and I think like learning the technique of good Google searching there is a learning curve in using ChatGPT well to get what we want out of it. Fascinating and useful stuff though.

[@manjunathak4822]

@@LisaCrosbie Hey Lisa, can you please do short on how we can take a column except primary columns as a lookup in dateverse table. Suppose in my 1st dateverse table i have 3 columns like Name(primary column),Age and country I want to use the country as the lookup field in another dateverse table how can I achive that In dataverse table there is no option to take look up the columns except primary

[@MachineMirth]

I have found that using the Bing Chat tends to be a bit more accurate, if you have access to it... But I have been finding these tools to be immensely useful and I'm glad to see videos showcasing how to use it and refine what you need.

[@LisaCrosbie]

I've applied for preview access but I haven't got it yet, can't wait to give it a try.

[@JeanYvesHemlin]

Ì was about to test it like that. Despite the common feeling, it is fairly young and would love to see it again in a year or two.

[@LisaCrosbie]

absolutely, this is very early days, and it's only going to get better, but I think that will happen faster than we anticipate!

[@sirwonkalot]

Hi Lisa, WONDERFUL tutorials and insights! - I was wondering if you have a tutorial I can watch about customization - specifically using JS and/or CSS to "hide" certain page elements that may not be needed in a model-driven app. Example, I would like to "hide" from public view certain command bar element such as "Delete", "Visualize this view", etc. Maybe my approach is totally wrong. Cheers!

[@LisaCrosbie]

Hi great suggestion, I'm low code all the way so that's something I haven't explored properly yet but perhaps one day! Or hoping the low code tools will get us there at some point before then.

[@sirwonkalot]

@@LisaCrosbie Hi Lisa, I found a low-code solution to help me with the command bar, it is called Ribbon Workbench.

[@jonsteen]

When using explicit names in natural language put them in quotes or use any other delimiter.

[@LisaCrosbie]

Thanks for the tip

[@mutantlabor]

It gave you wrong answers because you didn't say, "Please."

[@LisaCrosbie]

😂