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Oracle unveils AI agents for business applications

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Pratyush Thakur

Oracle headquarter building in Bucharest. Logo of the Oracle company on a office building.
  • Oracle (ORCL) unveiled new AI-powered applications and agents for finance, human resources, and supply chain operations on Monday, aiming to automate complex business tasks and speed up software implementations.
  • The new tools let employees delegate work to AI agents, coordinate workflows, and track progress through Oracle's Fusion Cloud Applications. The company also introduced a public repository of AI skills designed to automate software setup and configuration.
  • Oracle said its new Fusion Companion can coordinate transactions, approvals, and workflows across applications, while its Fusion Claw technology enables AI agents to handle tasks such as supply planning, transportation optimization, and procurement analysis.
  • The announcements were made at Oracle AI World in Las Vegas. Oracle shares were up 1%.

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