Oracle Built AI for the World but Struggled to Use It Itself
Oracle invested billions building AI infrastructure for customers yet only rolled out broad internal tools this spring. Co-CEO Clay Magouyrk admitted last year the company hadn't made generative AI useful for its own staff. Adoption hit 80% in three months after launching ChatGPT Enterprise and Code
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Oracle invested billions building AI infrastructure for customers yet only rolled out broad internal tools this spring. Co-CEO Clay Magouyrk admitted last year the company hadn't made generative AI useful for its own staff. Adoption hit 80% in three months after launching ChatGPT Enterprise and Code
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