Kurt Buhler has a choose-your-own-adventure story:
Semantic models are integral to Microsoft Fabric. They use and are used by many of the different workloads. In Fabric, there’s more items that can connect to and consume your model—such as semantic link in notebooks. Because of these new options and tools, your model is exposed to additional types of users who will use it in different ways. As such, it’s important that you make good models that you manage well throughout their entire lifecycle.
Read on for more information and three separate scenarios