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# What is AI Graphs

AI Graphs turns your data into charts and dashboards, just by asking. Connect a data source once, such as Google Sheets, Google Drive, Notion, a CSV or Excel file, or your ad accounts, through Connectors, or by pasting in a URL. Describe what you want to see in plain English, and Computer builds the chart, keeps it connected to your data, and updates it for you.

You can build a complete dashboard with multiple charts and key metrics, choose from a range of ready made templates to get started faster, and keep everything updated with real time data as it changes.

You can also paste data directly into chat or upload a file if you only need a quick, one off chart.


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