Microsoft will retire the Default Semantic Models feature, shifting the responsibility for creating semantic models onto users. This change aims to enhance accountability and transparency in data governance. Users will have to create and manage their own models, which may slow down rapid prototyping. Analysts suggest that this transition will result in improved audit trails and clearer lineage while stressing the importance of accountability as companies expand their AI and analytics initiatives. The move aligns with broader trends seen at AWS and Google.
Retiring the Default Semantic Models is part of Microsoft's broader push to tighten data governance across its enterprise offerings, signifying a shift towards user-driven data management.
This change introduces an additional step for enterprise users, requiring manual creation of semantic models that potentially will slow down rapid prototyping workflows.
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