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AI for training race car drivers | Gartner rates OCI

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Week of November 7, 2022

For you this week: Red Bull Advanced Technologies is pushing boundaries with new tech for training race car drivers. Gartner dubs Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) a Visionary. AI helps smooth admissions and college life. Finding a path forward for global AI regulation. Plus: Build apps in Azure using Oracle Autonomous Database.

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“In any type of coaching environment, the tools are just the start of the conversation, and a higher quality of tool will mean a higher level of conversation.”

— Guillaume Rocquelin, Head of Red Bull Driver Academy

A drive to learn

The Red Bull Driver Academy is one of the world’s best training grounds for F1 drivers. Engineers at Red Bull Advanced Technologies are working with Oracle data science experts to explore how machine learning, cloud computing, and data visualization can help create a more valuable training experience for young, data-hungry athletes.

A visionary performance

In two reports—the 2022 Gartner Magic Quadrant for Cloud Infrastructure and Platform Services (CIPS) and the 2022 Critical Capabilities for CIPS—Oracle Cloud Infrastructure was recognized as a Visionary. This is “a great reflection of our strategy to expand and improve what customers can expect from the cloud,” says Oracle’s Clay Magouyrk.

AI on campus

Leading colleges and universities are using new tools, some of them powered by AI, that make the admissions process and life on campus a much better experience. One key to success: prioritize apps that automate processes, creating more time and space to engage with students and help them on their way.

Keeping AI on track

Legislation and policy focusing specifically on the use of AI is emerging globally. Will they make developing and managing AI solutions cost prohibitive? Oracle’s John Menhinick offers a path forward.

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