Oracle is pushing the generative AI map even further
- September 20, 2023
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The software company Oracle announced a whole range of new applications with generative AI at its own CloudWorld event in Las Vegas. During its own CloudWorld event (Las
The software company Oracle announced a whole range of new applications with generative AI at its own CloudWorld event in Las Vegas. During its own CloudWorld event (Las
The software company Oracle announced a whole range of new applications with generative AI at its own CloudWorld event in Las Vegas.
During its own CloudWorld event (Las Vegas), Oracle announced dozens of new applications using generative AI. These are mainly intended for the customers to improve various services.
Generative AI has been added to the platform oracle Fusion Cloud Customer Experience (CX) and is supported by the generative AI services of the Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI). The various applications are integrated directly into existing processes Oracle Fusion Service.
According to Oracle, generative AI has the potential to significantly increase customer service engagement. The ability to summarize, create and suggest content would help. The technology is also intended to ensure that customer service issues are resolved more quickly. This can be achieved by increasing productivity, optimizing self-service and automating repetitive tasks. Oracle has been working on AI for some time now, check out their shared AI platform with GitLab for example.
Oracle believes it is important that customer data and privacy are respected and secure. Individual customers are the only ones who can use the specific models trained on their own data. Nothing will be shared or displayed to other customers, third parties or providers of LLM models.
The key generative applications that Oracle has integrated into Oracle Fusion Service are:
With these innovations, Oracle aims to bring generative AI to organizations so they can improve their own customer service. There was also recent news that its customers can now run their databases in the Microsoft Azure cloud with minimal latency.
Source: IT Daily
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