Oracle touts AI-assisted engineering after cutting 21,000 staff
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Oracle is reportedly hoping for a major productivity boost from AI-assisted engineering after shedding 21,000 staff. The company has talked up the potential for 'superhuman coders'.
- Oracle has reportedly shed 21,000 staff.
- The company is hoping for a productivity jump from AI-assisted engineering.
- Oracle has talked up the potential for 'superhuman coders'.
Oracle is reportedly pinning its hopes on a significant productivity boost from AI-assisted engineering, according to The Register. The company has talked up the potential for 'superhuman coders' following the departure of 21,000 staff.
The report suggests Oracle is looking to AI to deliver a major leap in engineering output, framing the shift as a move to 'lightspeed' productivity.