Get started with AI Builder

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        Introduction

           As businesses strive to bring Artificial Intelligence capabilities into their applications, technology is evolving to make those capabilities more accessible to a wider range of users. Microsoft’s AI Builder brings a user-friendly approach to AI development into your Power Platform applications.

AI Builder is a Microsoft Power Platform capability that helps you improve your business performance by automating processes and predicting outcomes. By using AI Builder, you can quickly bring AI to your apps and flows that connect to your business data that is stored in the underlying data platform (Microsoft Dataverse) or in various cloud data sources, such as SharePoint, OneDrive, or Azure.


What you can do with AI Builder

        You can use AI Builder to create custom AI models that suit the needs of your business, or you can choose from a selection of prebuilt models. You can then use the AI from these models in your apps and workflows.


For example, with AI Builder you can:

*Analyze text for classification, key phrases, language, and sentiment.

*Predict whether something will happen.

*Process business card information.

*Process text from images.

*Read and save information from standard documents.

*Recognize and count items in images.


A common use of AI Builder is to automate processes. The following examples can help you think about how you can use AI in your business:


Invoice processing - Companies often receive invoices in large quantities and from a variety of sources, such as mail, fax, email, or in person. Processing these documents and manually entering them into your database can take considerable time. By using AI to extract the text, key/value pairs, and tables from your documents, you can create workflows to automatically pipe the information into your database. You can even create an app to review the information.


Text analysis - Businesses today are collecting more data than ever before. Whether it's from survey responses, product reviews, user feedback, or support emails, generating the proper insights is important to understanding your business and your customers. By using AI to analyze text, you can identify customer feedback that contains negative sentiment or certain key phrases. Use AI to identify problems and then trigger the necessary workflows to take action.


Two available areas under AI Builder in the left side menu are:

Build - Where you create and get started by using AI models.

Models - Where your created and shared models reside.


Choose an AI capability

AI capabilities are brought to your apps and flows by models. A model can be built and customized by you, or it can be a prebuilt model that is ready to be used right away. 


Create your  model

Select a model type

Sign in to Power Apps or Power Automate and select AI Builder > Build on the left menu.

The two classes of the model are:

Models that require customization before they can be used

Models that are prebuilt and can be used right away

The following sections explore what you can do with the models that you customize.


Select the tile for one of the following model types:

Form processing

Object detection

Prediction

Text classification


Make sure that you have everything you need to create your model, as listed on the Get started tab. You can also use sample data to create any of these models.

Enter a name for your model in the Name this AI model field.

Select Create.

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