Artificial intelligence (AI) is fundamentally changing the way that we interact with the world. This change presents both opportunities and challenges for organizations that want to take advantage of new AI technologies. Nowhere is this idea truer than with generative AI.
Generative AI models combine the ability to assimilate knowledge from many sources and use it to automate tasks and enhance human creativity and productivity. Many vendors are trying to move quickly in this space, but no one is addressing the specific, end-to-end needs of enterprise customers with generative AI.
Generative AI in Oracle Cloud HCM
Oracle Cloud HCM gives workers embedded generative AI assistance to help complete more tasks in less time and to help create a more fulfilling work environment while keeping sensitive and proprietary information secure.
“Using generative AI in HCM applications will be a game-changer for organizations.”
—Gareth Abreu, domain principal—HCM Business Platforms, Co-op
Save time while elevating employee experience
The information shared during “moments that matter,” such as performance evaluations and development conversations, heavily influences employee engagement and satisfaction. Generative AI-powered capabilities in Oracle Cloud HCM can shorten the time to create quality content for key candidate and employee experiences, including suggestions for goal descriptions, development advice, and performance summaries.
- Give employees suggestions for goal descriptions to foster greater alignment.
- Give candidates a summary of their best-fit capabilities and attributes for a position.
- Draft development tips for managers to help employees succeed and progress on career goals.
Why use OCI Generative AI?
- Designed for enterprise
- Tailored to your data
- Security and privacy
- Predictable performance and pricing
How OCI Generative AI works
Generative AI use cases:-
- Bridge knowledge gaps
- Check for errors
- Improve communication
- Troubleshoot code
- Ease administrative burden
Generative AI Examples:-
Enterprises across all sizes and industries, from the United States military to Coca-Cola, are prodigiously experimenting with generative AI. Here is a small set of examples that demonstrate the technology’s broad potential and rapid adoption.
Snap Inc., the company behind Snapchat, rolled out a chatbot called “My AI,” powered by a version of OpenAI’s GPT technology.
Bloomberg announced BloombergGPT, a chatbot trained roughly half on general data about the world and half on either proprietary Bloomberg data or cleaned financial data.