Oracle Adds AI To Life Sciences Data Platform
Oracle announced Oracle Life Sciences Data Intelligence at its Health and Life Sciences Summit in Orlando, Florida. Oracle says the platform now combines real-world data, domain-trained AI capabilities and advanced analytics in a single connected environment for pharmaceutical research teams.
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Oracle says researchers can now query life sciences data in natural language. Key details are missing.
Oracle today announced Life Sciences Data Intelligence. Oracle says it combines real world data with domain trained AI for pharmaceutical research teams.
Researchers can use natural language to refine patient cohorts. Oracle says they can automate multistep workflows with less manual coding.
Oracle Health Real World Data supplies more than 122 million patient records. Oracle says traceable reasoning shows how each result was reached.
The release names no price and no availability date. A footnote says it was formerly the Life Sciences AI Data Platform.
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- now combines real-world data, domain-trained AI capabilities, and advanced analytics in a single connected intelligence platform, helping pharmaceutical research teams move from questions to actionable insights faster.(Oracle (oracle.com), first party press release titled "Real-World Data and AI Capabilities in Oracle Life Sciences Data Intelligence Help Accelerate Clinical Research and Commercialization", datelined Oracle Health and Life Sciences Summit, Orlando, Florida, Sep 23, 2026; read from the alert time snapshot captured 2026-09-23T16:32:44Z.)
- Researchers can use natural language to explore and refine patient cohorts, perform outcome analyses, and automate multistep research workflows(Oracle (oracle.com), first party press release titled "Real-World Data and AI Capabilities in Oracle Life Sciences Data Intelligence Help Accelerate Clinical Research and Commercialization", datelined Oracle Health and Life Sciences Summit, Orlando, Florida, Sep 23, 2026; read from the alert time snapshot captured 2026-09-23T16:32:44Z.)
- the new domain-trained AI capabilities help teams use natural-language interactions to translate business and research questions into structured analyses, refine cohorts, and automate multistep workflows while minimizing reliance on manual coding.(Oracle (oracle.com), first party press release titled "Real-World Data and AI Capabilities in Oracle Life Sciences Data Intelligence Help Accelerate Clinical Research and Commercialization", datelined Oracle Health and Life Sciences Summit, Orlando, Florida, Sep 23, 2026; read from the alert time snapshot captured 2026-09-23T16:32:44Z.)
- using a data foundation that includes Oracle Health Real-World Data comprising more than 122 million de-identified patient records.(Oracle (oracle.com), first party press release titled "Real-World Data and AI Capabilities in Oracle Life Sciences Data Intelligence Help Accelerate Clinical Research and Commercialization", datelined Oracle Health and Life Sciences Summit, Orlando, Florida, Sep 23, 2026; read from the alert time snapshot captured 2026-09-23T16:32:44Z.)
- Traceable reasoning and reviewable outputs also provide visibility into analytical logic, evidence lineage, and results, supporting scientific transparency and stakeholder confidence.(Oracle (oracle.com), first party press release titled "Real-World Data and AI Capabilities in Oracle Life Sciences Data Intelligence Help Accelerate Clinical Research and Commercialization", datelined Oracle Health and Life Sciences Summit, Orlando, Florida, Sep 23, 2026; read from the alert time snapshot captured 2026-09-23T16:32:44Z.)
- Solution formerly known as Oracle Life Sciences AI Data Platform (AIDP)(Oracle (oracle.com), first party press release titled "Real-World Data and AI Capabilities in Oracle Life Sciences Data Intelligence Help Accelerate Clinical Research and Commercialization", datelined Oracle Health and Life Sciences Summit, Orlando, Florida, Sep 23, 2026; read from the alert time snapshot captured 2026-09-23T16:32:44Z.)
- Verified absence: the full text of the announcement states no price or licensing cost, no general availability date or shipping window, no named customer using the new AI capabilities, and no identification of the underlying AI models, and its only quantitative footnote limits the patient record count to data current as of May 2026 in which patients who visited multiple health systems may appear more than once.(Oracle (oracle.com), first party press release titled "Real-World Data and AI Capabilities in Oracle Life Sciences Data Intelligence Help Accelerate Clinical Research and Commercialization", datelined Oracle Health and Life Sciences Summit, Orlando, Florida, Sep 23, 2026; read from the alert time snapshot captured 2026-09-23T16:32:44Z.)