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At Oracle AI World, Oracle announced the Deep Trust AI Architecture, which pushes security and business rules down into Oracle AI Database so that the rules do not depend on whether a specific application or AI agent implements them on its own. The architecture includes Deep Data Security, which verifies user identity using cryptographically signed tokens issued by the enterprise directory; SQL Assertions, which block over-limit operations according to business conditions; Deep Trust Data APIs, which let applications and agents perform controlled reads and writes on logical business objects such as orders; and Deep NL2SQL, which improves natural language to SQL conversion. Oracle did not provide a unified launch date or overall pricing, and the availability of each component must be verified separately.
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Oracle launches Deep Trust AI architecture to constrain autonomous AI agents at the database layer
At Oracle AI World, Oracle announced the Deep Trust AI Architecture, which pushes security and business rules down into Oracle AI Database so that the rules do not depend on whether a specific application or AI agent implements them on its own. Deep Data Security verifies user identity using cryptographically signed tokens issued by the enterprise directory, while SQL Assertions block operations that exceed limits according to business conditions; Deep Trust Data APIs let applications and agents perform controlled reads and writes on logical business objects such as orders, and Deep NL2SQL improves natural language to SQL conversion. Oracle did not provide a unified launch date or overall pricing, and the availability of each component must be checked separately.