I observed a very concerning behaviour of AI model on Fabric recently. I asked it to translate values in English but for country names - Zimbabwe and Niger, it returned - <Outputfilter- hate>. How can it generate a hate word for country name translation?

I have experimented with AI functions a lot recently and here are all my learnings so far on how to use these functions properly. I have written about the current best possible way to utilise AI functions in data engineering tasks along with classification and translation related tasks. Would love to know more interesting and correct ways you guys use Fabric AI functions or utilise AI in data ingestion tasks. https://uselessai.in/correct-way-to-use-ai-functions-on-your-data-microsoft-fabric-ai-functions-41788b4b4563?source=collection_home_page----1b5bd1c68ab5-----0-----------------------------------

Passed with quite a comfortable score🥳 My prep: Watched Will's course, watched Aleksi's course. Did Fabric tutorials in Fabric Dojo and studied with certiace.com - this is also from Aleksi. Both courses are great, but I felt during the exam that the things I had done in my job already and those I learned in Will's tutorials are the ones that stuck the best! Big thanks there and I'm definitely coming back to the Dojo once I have time. Also this is time you get back twice, you learn it for work and you get it back for free within the exam. Used the study notes from the Dojo to do last minute revision and just generally tried to read documentation when I did not answer a question right the first time. Exam: Went through case study in 25 minutes, and then went really fast through the answers so that I had 40 minutes to check everything that was in review. Found most things in MSLearn - spend a bit of time in understanding how to navigate it if you want to maximize your chances, some answers are literally right there as examples.

I tried to pass a parameter in pilpline activity to a notebook. The notebook is using T-SQL. I want to truncate a table from a warehouse table. I was not able to find a successfull soltution. Any help is welcome.

UPDATE: Closed for new applications, as per timeline shared in Pinned post. Thanks to those that applied. Will update you all soon. TLDR: I'm hiring a Community Manager for this Learn Microsoft Fabric community, here on Skool. Read more, and Apply on Upwork here: https://www.upwork.com/jobs/~021952446450209029081 In the last 12 months, we've grown both this community and the Fabric Dojo community considerably - and it's become difficult to manage both communities on my own, and develop them both to reach their full potential. So, I'm hiring a Community Manager to help manage this community. Key Responsibilities: - Manage daily community engagement by following and scheduling regular posts (weekly challenges, wins, content sharing, and support threads). - Welcome new members, review pending membership applications, and maintain a friendly, inclusive atmosphere. - Organize and post monthly updates: leaderboard winners, Dojo updates, shoutouts, and thread summaries. - Identify blockers, celebrate member successes, and highlight valuable resources. - Collaborate with the community owner to evolve posting templates, engagement strategies, and guidelines. - Identify and engage with members who would be a good fit for our paid community (you will receive a commission for any members you sign up to our paid community). Great if you have the following traits/ experience: - Native or Fluent English - Excellent communication (written and verbal) in English, organization, and moderation skills. - Self-motivated, reliable, and able to suggest improvements for engagement and member satisfaction. - Comfortable with light admin work and basic post formatting. - Ideally: experience managing online communities (ideally for tech or learning platforms). - Ideally: hands-on experience with Microsoft Fabric - Ideally: passionate about learning, and helping others Some more details about the role: