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Originally Posted by psyang
Ran into this last week - but it wasn't poisoning of the dataset.
Was using a powershell api to powerbi, and wanted to see if there was a method to remove a power bi dataset.
The api is of the form:
<verb>-PowerBi<object>
So, like remove-PowerBiReport, or get-PowerBiDataset
I wanted to see if there was a remove-PowerBiDataset method. Doing a google search, the google api reported the following:
Unfortunately, there actually is no remove-PowerBIDataset method in the powershell api. AI inferred it should exist, what it should look like, and what parameters should be used! This wasn't because someone poisoned the dataset, but because the method naming scheme makes it easy for AI to figure out what a likely (non-existent) method should be called.
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Ya, I've come across stuff like that. It's also really good at taking stuff from other products and applying it to the product you asked about when it can't find information specifically for your model/version. Like if you have a Fitbit Sense it'll give you instructions that work for the Fitbit Charge, but are useless on the Sense. This is super common.