28/10/2026
🚨 AI IS MOVING INTO THE WORKPLACE AND THIS IS WORTH WATCHING. 🤖
Yesterday, OpenAI and Oracle announced an expanded partnership that could change how businesses use AI.
The idea? Bringing Oracle's business applications and data into ChatGPT while using OpenAI's AI models to power new Oracle products.
But why does this matter? 👇
Imagine a business owner who wants to understand the company's finances.
Instead of jumping between different applications, searching through reports, and manually gathering information, they could use AI to help analyze business data and identify important insights.
Or imagine a team using AI to help build applications, investigate security vulnerabilities, or complete approved business workflows.
That's the direction this partnership is aiming for.
Here's what caught my attention:
🔹 AI is moving beyond conversations. The focus is increasingly on helping people complete actual work.
🔹 Business data matters. AI becomes more useful when it can work with relevant information from the systems a company already uses.
🔹 Businesses still need control. Access permissions, approvals, and security remain essential when AI interacts with company systems.
🔹 New opportunities are emerging. Developers, freelancers, and entrepreneurs should pay attention to how AI is changing business operations.
Of course, these are the goals of the announced offerings, not a guarantee that every workflow is already available or will work perfectly.
But the direction is clear: companies are exploring ways to integrate AI more deeply into everyday work.
💡 My takeaway?
Don't look at AI only as a tool for writing captions, generating images, or answering questions.
Start thinking about the real problems it could help you solve.
That shift in thinking could open up new opportunities.
👇 Let's discuss:
If you could connect an AI assistant to one part of your business, which would you choose?
1️⃣ Customer service
2️⃣ Sales and marketing
3️⃣ Finance and administration
4️⃣ Website and app development
Drop your answer in the comments!
