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Larry Ellison
Co-Founder, Chairman & Chief Technology Officer, Oracle Corporation

Larry Ellison Oracle AI World Keynote: The New Oracle Health Application Suite and the Age of AI

📅 Oct 27, 2026 Oracle 76 MIN 6332 VIEWS 231 SEGMENTS · 5 SPEAKERS
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What Larry Ellison said

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Larry Ellison argued that AI enables the software industry to finally finish industry-specific applications, starting with the most complex: healthcare. He announced the new Oracle Health application suite, which is completely AI-based, with modules for hospitals, clinics, laboratories, and hospices. The suite is designed to be turned on instantly, coexisting with existing systems like Epic via SMART on FHIR standards, with AI user interfaces that allow natural language commands. He emphasized the system's national scale, covering every US citizen's health records regardless of hospital or EHR vendor. He discussed automated prior authorization, elimination of multi-year implementations, and improved patient monitoring. Ellison also predicted that AI will eradicate most cancers in five to ten years, democratize clinical trials, and lower costs. He cited government and banking as other industries needing similar transformation.

Key takeaways

  1. Oracle Health is the first completely AI-based application suite, with modules available from November through January for early adopters.
  2. Healthcare is the hardest industry suite to build; success there proves Oracle can build suites for banking, retail, hospitality, and government.
  3. Oracle Health modules can be turned on without data migration or training, coexisting with Epic, Cerner, or Allscripts via SMART on FHIR standards.
  4. Oracle Health patient portal is national in scale, covering every US citizen's records from any hospital and EHR system, enabling public health monitoring.

Numbers and commitments

FigureWhat it refers toTypeAt
10 years Latest timeline for cancers to be gone timeline 50:53
February 1 Availability of all modules to early adopters timeline 36:32
25 milligrams to 50 milligrams Example of metoprolol dosage increase command other 20:51

Chapters

  1. 0:00Next generation of SaaS
  2. 12:18Completing industry applications with AI
  3. 14:50Oracle Health suite overview
  4. 17:19International regulations and complexity
  5. 19:19AI user interface and ease of use
  6. 22:18Instant implementation and interoperability
  7. 28:24Automated prior authorization
  8. 31:12Patient portal at national scale
  9. 35:12Public health and COVID lessons
  10. 39:44Clinical trials and drug democratization

Questions asked in this interview

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  1. 37:30You talked about how complex it is, but for everything that you could do, everything that's going on in the company, why is healthcare such a priority for you?
  2. 39:14So if we flash forward and thinking about your mom, what changes in cancer care for the patient and for the doctor?
  3. 42:26What does that look like in the future between that, you know, to reduce the friction between payers and providers?
  4. 45:22And if I wanted that, how long would it take?
  5. 47:57How is Oracle developing these new health care products, and how are they going to be secure?
  6. 49:12Like, how the kind of the vastness of this approach in healthcare, how, you know, how are you looking at that?
  7. 52:38What's the impact that you see that it'll have?
  8. 59:31How do you see that fitting into everything that we're doing in healthcare?
  9. 1:04:58So, how do you see that intersection between providers?
  10. 1:09:39So we're democratizing quality of care all across the world, cost and accessibility, right?
  11. 1:11:00What other industry do you see benefiting as much as health care will in the ways that you've outlined? What comes next?
Shauna Adamick 0:00 ↗
We have a whole new team that's going to focus on helping customers get the value out of our Oracle technology, like Fusion, Fusion Claw that Mike and Chris announced, and the OpenAI. So it's really, you know, there's an abundance of innovation from Oracle and OpenAI, and we're going to be there helping them get the value out of that.
Gary 0:20 ↗
Wow. I mean, that is no small feat.
Shauna Adamick 0:22 ↗
No.
Gary 0:22 ↗
And it's an exciting one, though. This is an exciting moment.
Shauna Adamick 0:25 ↗
I'm loving it, and you feel the energy here this year. The energy level's been higher. There's a real buzz here. So, it's just super exciting.
Gary 0:33 ↗
Well, thank you for being our customer strategy leader. [laughter]
Shauna Adamick 0:37 ↗
Well, let's go up. I want to take you over to another spot.
You know, at the content campus, this has really been where content has come to life. We have so many different areas, Gary, that we've brought the content to life. And we're going to walk to another one. Thank you so much.
Gary 0:52 ↗
Sure. Okay. I'll...
Shauna Adamick 0:53 ↗
Right over here. This is what we've actually been calling our pulse wall. And for those of you who have been staying tuned in with us, we've shown our social in real time all throughout this day. And we were just at the desk where more conversation was taking place. But Gary, so let's have a little fun. You know, we've been asking people questions along the way. We've been getting their answers. We've been wanting people to engage. Before we get there, let me ask you a couple quick rapid-fire questions. There is no wrong answer. First of all, the question I want to know, and I know the answer, and I know what other people have thought.
Is the claw a lobster or a crab?
Gary 1:31 ↗
Is it a lobster or a crab?
Shauna Adamick 1:33 ↗
I think it's a crab.
Gary 1:35 ↗
Oh, you think it's [laughter] a crab? Okay, I know the answer. So, thank you all for responding to that online. All right. If you had to come up with one headline about AI World over the past two days, what would it be? Um, overwhelmingly positive.
Shauna Adamick 1:55 ↗
Overwhelmingly positive. Awesome. And I think lots of news coming out of that. That's all positive.
Gary 2:01 ↗
All right. And then my last question would be: if there was one thing that you said, okay, that's the big news about these two days, what would it be?
Shauna Adamick 2:10 ↗
It's the partnership with OpenAI.
Gary 2:12 ↗
Partnership with OpenAI. Okay. So, let's look at this over here. Okay. So over here we have the question that was taking place, and then we have some of the results. So this is: which industry stands to benefit most from AI? And so people could get online with the QR code and answer, and here are these options: healthcare, finance, manufacturing, technology. Do we have the most? Yes. Okay. So most people said healthcare.
Shauna Adamick 2:44 ↗
You know that my special passion is healthcare.
Gary 2:47 ↗
Absolutely. Well, I think it's because the mission around healthcare is so human, and everyone can connect with it, right, wherever you're from. So I'm not surprised it's healthcare.
Shauna Adamick 2:56 ↗
Yes, yes. And you know, so healthcare got up there by 40, 42% or a little bit higher. Finance was next, manufacturing, then technology. I definitely agree with you that healthcare, like...
Gary 3:08 ↗
I hope, I hope...
Shauna Adamick 3:10 ↗
...that everything we do to see AI for good changes everything about that. All right, the next question we have.
Gary 3:17 ↗
What will be the most important role of AI infrastructure in the next decade? The most important role. Here are some of the... Okay.
Shauna Adamick 3:26 ↗
Scientific discovery, autonomous systems, personal medical care, global industries, and scientific discovery wins.
Gary 3:34 ↗
Yeah. Yeah.
Shauna Adamick 3:35 ↗
I agree with that.
Gary 3:36 ↗
Yeah. So, new vaccines, new antibiotics, new ways of treating people. Yeah, I think that's...
Shauna Adamick 3:43 ↗
I love that we keep going back to healthcare. I love that. And I also think we're going to hear a little bit more about that. All right, I already asked this question. You asked that question.
Gary 3:52 ↗
Did I get it wrong? Did I get it wrong? Okay, let's see.
Shauna Adamick 3:55 ↗
Okay, it's definitely a lobster.
Gary 3:57 ↗
It's for sure a crab.
Shauna Adamick 3:59 ↗
What do you think it is? Drum roll.
Gary 4:01 ↗
I say crab, but let's see.
Shauna Adamick 4:03 ↗
I say lobster. Let's show the voting. What are the results?
Gary 4:08 ↗
Oh, you're right.
Shauna Adamick 4:09 ↗
Okay. And guess what? Guess what? Okay. They did that, and guess what it is? It is actually a lobster. This is coming straight from Chris and Natalia, so it has to be.
Gary 4:19 ↗
Okay. Okay.
Shauna Adamick 4:20 ↗
All right. Next question.
Gary 4:22 ↗
Okay.
Shauna Adamick 4:24 ↗
How can AI have the greatest positive impact on the world? I feel like this goes back to healthcare.
Gary 4:31 ↗
How can AI have the greatest positive impact? Solve global conflicts, improve the quality of life, create new industries. And look, create new industries. What do you think?
Shauna Adamick 4:41 ↗
Yeah. So, things we don't even know about anymore, completely new ways of doing things there. I mean, there are so many startups with AI now doing things that we never imagined could be done. So, yeah. So, I think, you know, like the media thing, right? Look at the media that we announced today. That's a new industry. That means that anybody can make movies.
Gary 5:00 ↗
I like your take on that because I actually think I would have said improve quality of life.
Shauna Adamick 5:05 ↗
Thought that one as well. So that was surprising.
Gary 5:08 ↗
Okay, so next one.
Shauna Adamick 5:10 ↗
How can AI have the greatest positive... We already answered that one.
Gary 5:14 ↗
Yeah, we already... Oh, yeah, we already... I think we did that one.
Shauna Adamick 5:17 ↗
I think they went back. So, okay. Scientific discovery, space exploration, human longevity, environmental restoration, technological innovation, and that was: how can AI have the greatest positive impact on the world. Okay, gotcha. Again, scientific discovery. That makes sense. That's easy breezy.
Gary 5:36 ↗
That's easy breezy. Let's see. Do we have any more? No.
Shauna Adamick 5:39 ↗
Okay.

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