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How to Give Oracle Generative AI Agents Access to the Web with Bright Data

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Date Published
Author
Antonello Zanini
Word Count
3,064
Company Posts That Month
20
Language
English
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No
Summary

Oracle Generative AI Agents is a fully managed service within Oracle Cloud Infrastructure that facilitates the creation and deployment of AI agents capable of understanding natural language, maintaining conversation context, orchestrating tools, accessing enterprise data, and automating complex workflows. These AI agents are designed for a range of applications, including customer support, research, and content creation. A critical feature of these agents is their ability to access live web data for contextual insights—something they achieve by integrating with Bright Data, a platform that provides tools like the Web Unlocker API and SERP API to bypass anti-bot systems and extract real-time data from the internet. This integration allows Oracle AI agents to make business-ready decisions by retrieving up-to-date market data, overcoming the default limitations of large language models that lack real-time web connectivity. The setup process involves creating an Oracle Virtual Cloud Network, storing API keys securely, and defining custom tools within the AI agent to connect to Bright Data's services, thereby enhancing the agents' capabilities to deliver accurate, updated, and actionable insights.

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