Oracle has officially launched its Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) Generative AI service, a significant stride in integrating generative artificial intelligence within the enterprise sector. Leveraging large language models (LLMs) from industry leaders Cohere and Meta Llama 2, this service supports over 100 languages, offering versatile deployment options in both cloud and on-premises environments. Greg Pavlik, Senior Vice President of AI and Data Management at Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, emphasized the company's commitment to solving real-world business challenges by embedding generative AI across its technology stack. The OCI Generative AI service streamlines the customization of AI models for tasks like text generation and summarization, ensuring businesses have a flexible and secure solution.
Oracle's approach extends to democratizing AI access with the preview of its OCI Generative AI Agents service, combining LLMs with enterprise search. This beta service enhances user interaction with enterprise data through natural language, simplifying information access and ensuring accurate results tied to original data sources. As Oracle continues to embed generative AI capabilities throughout its technology stack, businesses, including the Royal Flying Doctor Service and Raedyne Systems, are already benefiting from transformative advancements in healthcare workflows and energy grid insights.
