Larry Ellison Criticizes AI Models' Reliance on Public Data

Larry Ellison, the founder of Oracle, thinks that many AI models made by big companies like Google and OpenAI have a big problem.

They are all trained on the same public data from the internet, like websites and articles.

Because of this, these AI models give similar answers and don't offer much unique value.

Ellison believes that the future of AI should involve using private company data, like business records and customer information.

This way, AI can provide more useful and accurate results.

Oracle is working on AI tools for businesses that use their own private data to help with decision-making and operations.