Make Apps with ChatGPT and Generative AI - Creating Teams Chatbot with OpenAI ChatGPT

This video tutorial demonstrates how to integrate ChatGPT with Power Automate and Microsoft Teams to create a chatbot. It covers logging into Teams, setting up a team group, creating a flow in Power Automate triggered by Teams messages, and making HTTP requests to output messages back to Teams. The tutorial emphasizes the importance of using the same account for both Teams and Power Automate and provides a step-by-step guide to setting up the integration.

What is the first step in integrating ChatGPT with Power Automate and Teams?

• Create a new team in Teams

• Log into teams.microsoft.com with the same account as Power Automate

• Set up a manual flow in Power Automate

• Create a chat bot in Teams

What should you do after creating a new team in Microsoft Teams?

• Send an email to team members

• Create a new Power Automate flow

• Log out and log back in

• Add a new channel and start a conversation

What is the trigger for the Power Automate flow in this integration?

• A manual button press

• A new file uploaded to OneDrive

• A new email received

• A new channel message in Teams

What is the purpose of making an HTTP request in this integration?

• To send an email notification

• To fetch data from a database

• To interact with the ChatGPT API

• To log user activity

How is the response from the ChatGPT API sent back to Teams?

• By sending an email

• By posting a message in a chat or channel

• By creating a new channel

• By updating a SharePoint list

Why is it important to use dynamic content in the Power Automate flow?

• To ensure the flow runs faster

• To reduce the number of API calls

• To allow the flow to respond to different triggers

• To paste the response to the correct message

What is the benefit of parameterizing the flow?

• To increase the security of the flow

• To make the flow run automatically

• To avoid getting the same response every time

• To reduce the flow's complexity