Just the one update this week, which is a set of updates to the
"Microsoft Fabric Copilot to write DAX queries" feature in Power BI Desktop. We've been told that Copilot now takes into account object descriptions, synonyms and sample values in order to influence the generated output (which apparently hasn't been the case up until now). As we know, adding descriptions and synonyms to (i.e. documenting) your model is a recommended practice, and now there are tangible benefits of doing so - so you have no excuse now! (Unless of course you don't have a large enough capacity to benefit from Copilot anyway...)
Aside from that update this week, we've had a new article from Alberto Ferrari describing the Differences between ALL and ALLCROSSFILTERED (the latter being a function I've somehow never had to use myself!), Anmol Malviya has written a succinct blog about how to Create Pareto Chart In Power BI, and Roland Szirmai has provided and interesting alternative to the out-of-the-box underlying data export, with Smarter Excel Exports with Power Automate - How To Track Power BI Data Extracts.