Take an early look at the Data Deep Dive track at Oracle AI World 2026 with Arpan Shah, SVP database product marketing at Oracle. Shah highlights learning opportunities and practical guidance for attendees delivered through technical sessions, demos, and hands-on labs. Developers will be keen to learn more about the OpenAI Codex and Oracle AI Database hackathon enabling attendees to experiment with AI-assisted development to create agents, applications, data workflows, developer tools, and anything else you can imagine. Register for AI World here: social.ora.cl/6016BHpx9I

How can you accelerate AI and mission-critical database workloads while getting more from your infrastructure and streamlining operations? Join Oracle and NatWest at Oracle AI World for LRN6031, “Bringing AI to Exadata: Performance, Simplicity, and Scale.” social.ora.cl/6010BHpu1q

Going to Oracle AI World? Add the Codex + Oracle AI Database Hackathon to your Wednesday morning: two hours, your idea, OpenAI Codex and Oracle AI Database experts in the room. Seats are limited and registration is separate from your AI World pass. Request your seat, session HAC1394: social.ora.cl/6018BHHcE6

As AI agents move into production, enterprise databases face a new challenge: workloads designed around human users are now being hit by software agents that can operate continuously and at much greater scale. @rwang0 and @holgermu discuss Oracle’s Maximum Availability Architecture, exploring why availability, security, and resilience become increasingly important as AI agents move from recommendations to action. Watch now: social.ora.cl/6018BGFEWq

Getting AI into production takes more than a successful pilot. It requires a data foundation ready to support real-world demands. At AI World we will explore how Oracle Autonomous AI Database, including the new Autonomous AI Vector Database service, brings together vector capabilities, built-in security, automated operations, and dynamic scaling for mission-critical AI. Join Cetin's session in person to learn how you can accelerate AI deployment in your enterprise. social.ora.cl/6013BHJqMN

At AI World, see an alternative approach to the popular vibe coding which can create lots of hard to understand lines of code. Michael Hichwa, Kris Rice, and Scott Spendolini will show you how APEX AI Application Generator with APEXlang, a new human-readable language that generates a structured application definition instead of code. Learn how APEXlang works with tools like Codex and Claude to help your team build applications faster while keeping code structured, understandable, and trusted. social.ora.cl/6013BHJ5lW

Enterprise AI agents need to do more than access data, they need to find, reason, remember, and act on it securely at scale. At AI World, Tirthankar Lahiri and Sara Narayan will explore how Oracle AI Database brings together AI Vector Search, semantic knowledge, RAG, agent flows, unified agent memory, and built-in agent development capabilities in an AI-native agentic platform. Join their session in person to see how these capabilities can help accelerate your enterprise agentic development. social.ora.cl/6015BHENKT

As AI accelerates innovation, it’s also changing the speed and scale of cyber threats. At AI World, Vipin Samar will share Oracle’s three-part approach to database security: secure at the source, respond at speed, and build resilience. Join us to learn how Oracle helps you protect your entire database estate, respond faster to risks, and maintain 24/7 operations across on-premises and multicloud environments. social.ora.cl/6012BHEhdO

Giving AI agents access to enterprise data is only part of the equation—they also need trusted context and a shared understanding of the business. At AI World, Nipun Agarwal and Vishal Singh will explore how Oracle Autonomous AI Lakehouse connects agents to live enterprise data across databases, object stores, SaaS apps, and clouds, with a central catalog, rich semantic layer, unified security, and Exadata performance. Join their session in person to see what’s possible for your organization. social.ora.cl/6010BHExxp

AI is changing the threat landscape, putting new pressure on enterprises to rethink how they protect their most valuable data. In this conversation, Constellation Research analysts @holgermu and @rwang0 explore Oracle’s latest data security developments, and why security embedded directly in the database can help enterprises address increasingly sophisticated AI-powered threats. Watch the video: social.ora.cl/6010BGFEqj

At this year’s AI World, we’ll share how Oracle AI Database gives developers the freedom to build intelligent apps with the tools they prefer. Add built-in agentic capabilities and the ability to deploy across public clouds, and the path from idea to trusted AI solutions gets much faster. Join Hasan’s session in person to see what’s new and what’s next. social.ora.cl/6010BHDmXO

Agentic AI brings new challenges to CXOs when it comes to their databases: will they scale as we move to production? Will they be secure against AI-driven threats? Do I want the headaches of moving my transactional data to AI? What about unstructured data? Watch this video as Constellation Research analysts @holgermu and @rwang0 unpack how Oracle AI Database’s agentic AI capabilities address these questions: social.ora.cl/6019BGFEQ7

AI is shrinking the time between intrusion and impact. As agents gain the ability to choose paths, call tools, and use credentials, even legitimate objectives can lead to unintended outcomes. Strong identity, least privilege, monitoring, and protection at the data source are essential. Can your security strategy keep pace with machine-speed attacks? Read the full SiliconANGLE analysis and watch the interview with data security expert Zulfikar Ramzan: social.ora.cl/6013BGQ8RZ

As @rwang0, Founder and CEO of Constellation Research put it, “2026 has been an amazing year for Oracle Database as it shifted to an AI-first converged engine architecture.” Ray is joined by his colleague @holgermu, VP and Principal Analyst, as they recap Oracle’s major announcements and innovations of the year so far. Taken together, these announcements tell a larger story--Oracle is reinventing the database for the AI era. Read the article and watch the video: social.ora.cl/6019BGFEsF

The more autonomous AI becomes, the more important human accountability becomes. Oracle’s CISO explains why AI security governance must combine human oversight with foundational controls such as least privilege, authorization, segmentation, and monitoring. AI can accelerate the work, but people remain responsible for the guardrails. How do you scale agentic AI without scaling risk? Read the full SiliconANGLE analysis and watch the interview with Brennan Baybeck: social.ora.cl/6013BGtKfz

Going to Oracle AI World? Add the Codex + Oracle AI Database Hackathon to your Wednesday morning: two hours, your idea, OpenAI Codex and Oracle AI Database experts in the room. Seats are limited and registration is separate from your AI World pass. Request your seat, session HAC1394: social.ora.cl/6017BGvbDW

AI agents don’t just access data. They carry permissions, act as proxies, and can trigger business workflows. That makes identity a critical foundation for secure agentic AI. Oracle is helping organizations connect automation with consistent identity controls and data-aware protection. How do you enable autonomous action without losing control? Read the full SiliconANGLE analysis and watch the interview with Oracle GVP Johnnie Konstantas: social.ora.cl/6011BGtJvX

AI can turn an idea into a solution in minutes. That’s an incredible leap forward, but are those solutions trustworthy enough for enterprise deployment? Join Juan’s AI World Spotlight session to learn how data changes the equation and how our latest Oracle AI Database technologies can help your organization take AI into production. social.ora.cl/6014BGQcM2

A prompt-driven agent may bypass application guardrails. It shouldn’t bypass database authorization. Oracle is moving security controls to the source, enforcing access at the database regardless of which application, user, or agent makes the request. With fleet-wide visibility, organizations can protect data consistently at scale. What changes when the database, not the application, is responsible for security? Read the full SiliconANGLE analysis and watch the interview with Oracle’s Vipin Samar and David Knox: social.ora.cl/6010BGtHNi

AI agents are changing the security equation. As agents gain access to sensitive enterprise data, traditional application-level controls may no longer be enough. Oracle is moving security closer to the data itself—limiting what agents can see and do, even when prompts or applications are compromised. What does this mean for the future of AI security and recovery planning? Read the SiliconANGLE analysis and watch Oracle EVP Juan Loaiza’s interview: social.ora.cl/6014BGsS7E