Oracle
In classical antiquity, person or agency considered to provide wise and insightful counsel or prophetic predictions or precognition of the future. Wikidata
Named in 100 articles by 23 newsrooms, in 76 stories, on 14 of the last 14 days.
ARTICLES PER DAY
STORIES THAT NAME ORACLE
- 1 OctNvidia unveils safeguards to contain AI agents with software and hardware layers
- 1 OctAustralia calls OpenAI and Anthropic leaders to parliamentary AI inquiry
- 29 SepNvidia unveils safeguards to contain AI agents with software and hardware layers
- 29 SepWhite House excludes CNN from Air Force One press pool for Trump’s Tennessee trip
- 28 SepNvidia Launches Open Platform to Contain and Monitor AI Agents
- 28 SepFBI investigates ShinyHunters claim of major personnel data theft
- 28 SepWhite House excludes CNN from Air Force One press pool for Trump’s Tennessee trip
- 27 SepFBI investigates ShinyHunters claim of major personnel data theft
- 26 SepFBI investigates ShinyHunters claim of major personnel data theft
- 25 SepFBI investigates ShinyHunters claim of major personnel data theft
- 25 SepOracle shares fall amid concerns over AI data-center project
- 25 SepOracle shares fall after force majeure notice on New Mexico data center
- 24 SepFBI investigates alleged breach of jobs website as hackers claim sensitive data theft
- 24 SepOracle shares fall after force majeure notice on New Mexico data center
- 23 SepTrump Discloses Over 1,000 July Stock Trades Worth Up to $270M
- 22 SepGlobal AI Debate Intensifies as Concerns Over Pace and Control Grow
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