Thank you so much for this Damo - this was a fantastic example of how useful copilot is becoming, and knowing how and what to ask is really important to get the most out of this. And lastly - really glad you are doing better, and hope your recovery is swift.
@@davidgreen3723 cheers David. That’s my hope. Share my story but demo the potential of GPTs and Copilot with something meaningful. I am so glad to hear you enjoyed it.
Cheers @@colleenparker_253 I am so pleased you like the demo. I really hope it inspires others with ideas in the future, as well as health tech and heart disease. I’m doing ok thanks, appreciated 👍
This 💜 is incredible to watch and has got me thinking 🤔 I am wishing you a speedy recovery 🙏 we need this kind of insight. Copilot is so useful and I am seeing it used in more creative ways like this. Multimodal is a plus.
I imagine the future involving individual copilots being deployed with your own data. Then when you want tailored advice about yourself, the model can tailor it. I might be dreaming though 😉
Thanks for very powerfully sharing not only facts but also helpful images, including transparent personal clips. I can see how a friend battling cancer might similarly benefit from didactic reviews generated by Copilot. I wasn’t aware the GPT4 / image analysis feature (2:45) was available with Copilot. I am again thoroughly impressed with modern surgical advances including procedures, devices and medication. I might respectfully add my personal conviction that the scope of all healing is ultimately sourced in Christ (ask AI to compare and contrast healing in Mark chapters 5 through 7). All the best to you and your family.
@@DamoBird365 afraid not. Would love to, maybe in a few years. Additionally, last weeks variable video 👏👏. Perfect for citizen developers who don’t have the use of environment variables.
Firstly - crikey - glad to hear you're ok. That's great news and thanks for sharing and all the best 👍🏽❤️ I've been looking at how to do work email summaries using GAI so this is very useful. Take care and all the best xx
Nice one. You could use Prompts in AI Builder or if you’ve Azure, use AI Studio to deploy an LLM of choosing. So many amazing use cases with Gen AI. Thank you for kind words.
Damo, from a heart condition fellow to another (I've VSD) wishing you the best, hopefully this last procedure is just what you needed and you'll never have issues again! Hope we eventually meet f2f and share not only Power Platform, but also heart condition experiences. PS. As a joke, we were expecting groin bruises pictures also, where are they?! :))
Cheers Adi, definitely 👍 I’ve found it useful to share my story and happy to talk about it over a beer or coffee 😉 do let me know if you are attending any of the community events. I’m interested to learn about VSD too, hope you’re good.
If I may give my penny's worth: Photograph your electrocardiogram chart (all of it) and paste it into CoPilot. And ask what its diagnosis is. Do the same with all other images of scan images and so on. And ask the same. As someone who used to do a lot of exercise for 2 decades I then stopped quite suddenly, due to leg injury. My heart gave me pain for a year after adjusting to the non-activity. Has your cardiologist suggested to you that you should be doing exercise to reduce that similar effect? I just wonder if walking exercise would be good for you rather than no exercise at all. Or, indeed, more exercise than walking. Also, have very small meals. The pressure on the heart from a large meal can induce severe heart stress.
Hi John. I appreciate your kind thoughts. I’ve got a recognised heart disease, albeit no clear indication as to why as I don’t have the known gene mutation. As research develops maybe the next generation will know. James Taylor ex England cricketer via BHF tells his story here www.bhf.org.uk/what-we-do/news-from-the-bhf/news-archive/2016/april/england-cricketer-james-taylor-diagnosed-with-inherited-heart-condition my op on Wednesday was a chance to make my heart behave by removing faulty tissue.
Thank you so much for this Damo - this was a fantastic example of how useful copilot is becoming, and knowing how and what to ask is really important to get the most out of this. And lastly - really glad you are doing better, and hope your recovery is swift.
@@davidgreen3723 cheers David. That’s my hope. Share my story but demo the potential of GPTs and Copilot with something meaningful. I am so glad to hear you enjoyed it.
Thanks and take care
Wishing you a speedy recovery 🙏
@@abm4975 thank you Ajith 👍
Damien, so happy to hear that the procedure went well. This is a great use of Copilot! Thank you for sharing your experience.
Cheers @@colleenparker_253 I am so pleased you like the demo. I really hope it inspires others with ideas in the future, as well as health tech and heart disease. I’m doing ok thanks, appreciated 👍
This 💜 is incredible to watch and has got me thinking 🤔 I am wishing you a speedy recovery 🙏 we need this kind of insight. Copilot is so useful and I am seeing it used in more creative ways like this. Multimodal is a plus.
I imagine the future involving individual copilots being deployed with your own data. Then when you want tailored advice about yourself, the model can tailor it. I might be dreaming though 😉
Thanks for very powerfully sharing not only facts but also helpful images, including transparent personal clips. I can see how a friend battling cancer might similarly benefit from didactic reviews generated by Copilot. I wasn’t aware the GPT4 / image analysis feature (2:45) was available with Copilot. I am again thoroughly impressed with modern surgical advances including procedures, devices and medication. I might respectfully add my personal conviction that the scope of all healing is ultimately sourced in Christ (ask AI to compare and contrast healing in Mark chapters 5 through 7). All the best to you and your family.
Cheers Gerald, regards to friend, I wish them well and thank you for your thoughts.
Love this video. You’re a top guy and I really hope you recover well.
Cheers Jon 👍
Another great video Damo. Wishing you a speedy recovery and an awesome trip to Vegas 🛫
Cheers 🥂 I’m glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for your support. Will you be in Vegas?
@@DamoBird365 afraid not. Would love to, maybe in a few years.
Additionally, last weeks variable video 👏👏. Perfect for citizen developers who don’t have the use of environment variables.
@GenericNomen thank you. It means a lot to know this stuff is helpful.
Firstly - crikey - glad to hear you're ok. That's great news and thanks for sharing and all the best 👍🏽❤️
I've been looking at how to do work email summaries using GAI so this is very useful.
Take care and all the best xx
Nice one. You could use Prompts in AI Builder or if you’ve Azure, use AI Studio to deploy an LLM of choosing. So many amazing use cases with Gen AI. Thank you for kind words.
Damo, from a heart condition fellow to another (I've VSD) wishing you the best, hopefully this last procedure is just what you needed and you'll never have issues again! Hope we eventually meet f2f and share not only Power Platform, but also heart condition experiences.
PS. As a joke, we were expecting groin bruises pictures also, where are they?! :))
Cheers Adi, definitely 👍 I’ve found it useful to share my story and happy to talk about it over a beer or coffee 😉 do let me know if you are attending any of the community events. I’m interested to learn about VSD too, hope you’re good.
P.S. currently a blue groin and very swollen but nice and soft. So no haematoma 🤞
If I may give my penny's worth: Photograph your electrocardiogram chart (all of it) and paste it into CoPilot. And ask what its diagnosis is. Do the same with all other images of scan images and so on. And ask the same. As someone who used to do a lot of exercise for 2 decades I then stopped quite suddenly, due to leg injury. My heart gave me pain for a year after adjusting to the non-activity. Has your cardiologist suggested to you that you should be doing exercise to reduce that similar effect? I just wonder if walking exercise would be good for you rather than no exercise at all. Or, indeed, more exercise than walking.
Also, have very small meals. The pressure on the heart from a large meal can induce severe heart stress.
Hi John. I appreciate your kind thoughts. I’ve got a recognised heart disease, albeit no clear indication as to why as I don’t have the known gene mutation. As research develops maybe the next generation will know. James Taylor ex England cricketer via BHF tells his story here www.bhf.org.uk/what-we-do/news-from-the-bhf/news-archive/2016/april/england-cricketer-james-taylor-diagnosed-with-inherited-heart-condition my op on Wednesday was a chance to make my heart behave by removing faulty tissue.