'They're not done': Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison says AI can finally help us Explained — A Quick Guide for PC Users
Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison has pushed back at the suggestion that artificial intelligence could end software and SaaS businesses like his, arguing that AI will actually just make enterprise applications even more capable than they ever have been. Speaking during his keynote
Quick overview
Oracle co-founder Larry Ellison has pushed back at the suggestion that artificial intelligence could end software and SaaS businesses like his, arguing that AI will actually just make enterprise applications even more capable than they ever have been. Speaking during his keynote at the firm's annual AI World conference, Ellison directly addressed ongoing concerns that businesses could use AI to build their own software – we've already seen many popular apps and suites like Adobe's Creative Cloud be imitated by AI, for example.
The details
Expect competitors to answer with similar capability within a few months — this segment moves fast. Expect competitors to answer with similar capability within a few months — this segment moves fast. "There's been some talk about there's going to be a SaaSpocalypse because everyone's going to use AI to build their own applications," he said.
Bottom line
- Keep your system and drivers current — most ai changes require the latest versions.
- Check settings after major updates: defaults sometimes reset without warning.
- Backup before big version jumps; it costs minutes and saves hours.
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