The Hindu (Coimbatore)

Adoption of Gen AI faster than PCs, smartphone­s, says Oracle

- Mini Tejaswi

Adoption of Generative AI (Gen AI) is happening at a faster pace than smartphone­s or PCs, said Oracle, a technology rm based in Austin, Texas.

“If one compares the rst four years of many recent technologi­es, it is evident that adoption of Gen AI is happening at a faster pace than smartphone­s or PCs,” said Chris Chelliah, senior vice president, Technology and Customer Strategy, Oracle, Japan & APAC.

According to him, Gen AI is at the forefront of many conversati­ons of enterprise­s globally and has also changed the way Oracle had developed its new products.

“Today, not only is Oracle Generative AI supporting customers, it is also changing how Oracle itself develops new products,” he said.

According to Saravanan Palanivel, Vice President, Cloud Engineerin­g, Oracle India, AI’s capability is growing rapidly as it is “getting better and faster.”

For instance, it took over a decade for AI’s handwritin­g recognitio­n to be as good as the average human, but the learning curve for AI models to reach human parity for reading comprehens­ion and language understand­ing has gotten signicantly steeper.

“For speech recognitio­n it took 17 years, handwritin­g recognitio­n 14 years, image recognitio­n 6 years, reading comprehens­ion 2 years… to reach human parity,” Mr. Palanivel said.

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