Oracle Built AI for the World but Struggled to Use It Itself

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 Codex, but costs surprised executives and release pipelines couldn't keep up with faster coding. The experience offers a candid look at enterprise AI fri…

Oracle hit 80% AI adoption in three months, then hit a bottleneck

Over the past two years, Oracle has invested tens of billions of dollars to build the infrastructure that powers other companies’ AI. But it wasn’t until April that its own employees received a broadly useful AI tool. Co-CEO Clay Magouyrk admitted, “I don’t think we figured out how to make AI really that useful for […] This story continues at The Next Web

Oracle exec tells workers that its own AI rollout didn't go so smoothly

Oracle built infrastructure for the AI boom long before it broadly deployed generative AI tools across its own workforce.