Oracle announced at the Oracle AI World conference that it is deepening its partnership with OpenAI by integrating ChatGPT and Codex into its applications to make databases easier to use.Author and source: AIBase
On Tuesday, Oracle announced a major step forward in its partnership with OpenAI—integrating ChatGPT and Codex directly into its applications to make its previously inert databases more accessible and actionable. At the Oracle AI World conference in Las Vegas, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure President Mahesh Tiwari demonstrated this vision live: with ChatGPT, “anyone can build, deploy, and manage applications.” In short, the world of databases, once accessible only to professional engineers, is now opening a crack through which ordinary users can step in.
For OpenAI, this announcement is another sign of its aggressive push into the enterprise market. Just one day earlier, its main competitor Anthropic filed its S-1 as it raced toward its initial public offering, and the direct competition between these two leading labs in the enterprise space is becoming increasingly intense. As ChatGPT and the coding agent Codex penetrate deep into Oracle’s vast customer network, AI assistants are no longer merely conversational interfaces in the cloud—they are beginning to embed themselves within the core systems that power global commerce.