Oracle Plans to Apply Generative AI to Java and SQL

Oracle today revealed it is developing a generative artificial intelligence assistant that leverages multiple large language models to create Java and SQL code, in a way that is tuned to an organization’s existing code bases and best practices that an organization employs.

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