Larry Ellison

“For these models to reach their peak value, you need to train them not just on publicly available data, but make privately owned data available for those models as well,”

“AI changes everything. That’s saying a lot, but it is close,”

“The great opportunity is the use of these remarkable electronic brains to solve society’s most-enduring problems… We will live better lives through better health care, homes, productivity at work.”

“There are a lot of brilliant, really brilliant scientists in our business. Bill, forgive me, there are a lot of people in the world smarter than Bill Gates. There are very few people in the world that have his focus and endurance.”

“Today, 18 months later, I think it’s very, very clear: AI is a much bigger deal than the Industrial Revolution, electricity, and everything that’s come before,”

“The secret is to get all that data in one place. Without having the basic data, the AI model doesn’t have the context and cannot answer the [specific] questions about your country.”

“We will soon have not only artificial intelligence but also — much sooner than anticipated —artificial general intelligence and then, in the not-too-distant future, artificial superintelligence.”

“I can go on and on, but AI will fundamentally change our lives in medicine, agriculture, and robotics across the board.”

“And we’re short. We are expanding as fast as we can. It’s really interesting. It’s an exciting opportunity. But it’s challenging when there’s more demand than supply.”

“There’s actually more demand for AI processing than there is available capacity,”

“People talk about ChatGPT being really cool because it can write my high-school essay for me,”

“The other guys can’t do that … can’t do it dynamically.”

“They run their workload and the moment their workload is through running, we can reallocate that cluster or break that cluster up and allocate it to other users,”

“Well, how about reducing hospital readmissions at MD Anderson by 30 percent? You decide which is more important. … And GPT is very cool. There are other applications other than generative language in these large language models.”