Let's get to know each other a little better! Reply to this thread and introduce yourself 😊Let everyone know where you're hacking from and what Microsoft Fabric workloads and AI / Copilot features that you're most excited about experimenting with!

I just signed up for Hack Together! I am data scientist that has been working with Power BI for more than 5 years. I would like to experiment with the whole process of getting raw data from different sources to analyzing in Power BI with the intermediate steps that Microsoft Fabric enables. In particular, I am most excited to experiment what Dataflow Gen2 can accomplish without the limitations that Power Query runs into when running it in a local machine. I would like to do a submission for Best Real-World AI application built with Microsoft Fabric.

Hello fellow Fabricons,My name is Paul, and I'm currently developing a Power BI "Vision" Copilot using the GPT-4 Vision and Microsoft Fabric, alongside Azure AI Studio Models like GPT-4 and Orca2. My project aims to:Automate Export and Analysis: Leverage AI to streamline the process of transforming Power BI reports into actionable insights.Enhance Report Design: Use GPT4Vision AI-driven analysis to improve the aesthetics and effectiveness of report presentations.Innovate with Microsoft Fabric: Experiment with Power BI Audiences, Roles, and Models to explain measures and models based on the aptitude of the user.I've crafted a custom ChatGPT AI Assistant, part of the AutoGen Flow for Fabric Hackathon (AFFH), that guides me through Microsoft Autogen Agent, Skills, and Workflows to serve as a brainstorming assistant, but I could really use a "real" human proxy to work with. I'm on the lookout for a teammate who is excited about pushing the boundaries of what's possible with AI and data visualization. Whether you're a seasoned pro or new to Microsoft Autogen, I believe we can create something truly impactful.If you're interested in learning more about Microsoft Autogen or building a project using the Custom GPT (with or without my assistance), check out the AutoGen Flow GPT at the link below: AutoGen Flow for Fabric Hackathon - Custom ChatGPT GPTFor more details and to join forces, you can reach me on the Microsoft Fabric Forum hereLet's harness the power of AI to transform data into narratives that drive decision-making. If you're ready to dive into a project that could redefine the standards of data visualization and AI integration, let's connect!Looking forward to innovating with you, PaulAutogen Flow GPT Replicate Enviornment in ChatGPTBuild SkillsDefine Autogen AgentsPick multiple models like Azure OpenAI GPT4 and Orca2 to work togetherOrchestrate and Automate using Agent Group Chat in Workflows

I am Saurabh, a recent registrant for the Fabric Hack Together program. My motivation for joining is to deepen my understanding of Fabric and its capabilities in simplifying the creation of data ingestion pipelines for lakehouse architectures. I am particularly keen on conducting a small Proof of Concept (POC) to gain hands-on experience with an end-to-end solution. This involves tasks such as extracting data from sources, storing it in the initial layer of trusted datasets, and subsequently implementing de-duplication and production schema matching for the second layer.Best Regards,Saurabh```

Hello, I'm Harsh, a BI Engineer, thrilled to join the Fabric Hack Together Hackathon, ready to utilize my expertise in Microsoft Power BI and Azure AI Services to develop real-life use cases and end-to-end applications.

Hi folks, I'm Alex Dean, head of Data Analytics at Allgeier in Switzerland. I'm buidling up a team of highly skilled Data professionals here and we're all in love with fabric. It's a love-hate relationship right now, as with most products that come fresh out of the MS Power house 🙂 but nevertheless, there is lots of love. You'll probably see me helping out in the forums and solving blockers so everybody can have fun with this cool new technology. See ya!