Recently, we had a requirement in our project to calculate a matching score between Projects and Lessons Learnt. We have two tables: Project and Lessons Learnt. Based on the project description, we wanted to identify which Lesson Learnt was the most relevant, along with a matching score and a clear explanation of why it was considered a good match. After exploring different approaches, we found that AI Prompts in Microsoft Power Platform could help. By using an AI prompt, we can analyse the project description semantically, compare it with the lessons learnt, and generate both a relevance score and a justification for that score. Let's walk through the steps to create and use an AI prompt. Creating an AI Prompt: 1.Sign in to make.powerautomate.com. 2.From the left navigation pane, select AI Hub. 3.Select Prompts and click Build your own prompt. Note: If the Prompts option is not available in AI Hub, go to the Power Platform Admin Center and enable the AI Prompts feature for your environment. Configure the AI Prompt: javascript:''javascript:''javascript:'' writer.editor.GO_TO_TOP writer.editor.GO_TO_BOTTOM Thank you, Nisha Pawar for the valuable insights for this blog!
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