Category: AI
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Oracle Deep Data Security: when the database knows who is really asking
Database architects have relied on traditional security models to manage database access, which becomes problematic with AI’s capability to autonomously generate SQL queries. Oracle’s Deep Data Security (DDS), introduced in 26ai, addresses these security concerns by integrating identity-aware, row-and-column-level access control directly into SQL. It utilizes new SQL statements like CREATE END USER, CREATE DATA…
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Your AI agent needs a Data Constitution, not just better prompts
The article discusses the evolution of Artificial Intelligence towards Agentic AI, which are autonomous agents that can perform complex tasks. However, it highlights the fragility of these agents when they utilize poor-quality data from sources like flat files or vector databases. To enhance reliability, a “Data Constitution” is necessary, ensuring data integrity through a structured…
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Why Scalability is the Silent Killer of AI (And How Exadata Solves It)
The enterprise data management landscape is evolving from relational databases managing structured data to accommodating unstructured data and AI advancements, particularly through Large Language Models. As data fragmentation and integration complexities rise, Oracle AI Database 26ai aims to address these challenges by consolidating transactional and analytical workloads into a unified platform on Exadata. It features…
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