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Oracle launches AI agents for Fusion Cloud Applications at AI World

Oracle announced AI-powered agents for its Fusion Cloud Applications suite at its AI World conference in Las Vegas.

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Oracle announced AI-powered agents for its Fusion Cloud Applications suite at its AI World conference in Las Vegas. Computer Weekly reported that CEO Mike Sicilia unveiled multiple AI innovations targeting the enterprise software platform. Heise Online noted that Oracle is extending Fusion with AI assistants—including Fusion Companion and Agentic Home—designed to automate business tasks rather than merely explain them. The agents aim to streamline workflows across Oracle's cloud enterprise software.

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Both outlets cover the same announcement, but Computer Weekly emphasizes the breadth of Oracle's AI innovations at the conference, while Heise Online focuses specifically on the shift from explanatory AI to task-executing agents within Fusion itself.

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