Forbes · 13 Oct, 00:58 · Artificial Intelligence briefing

Can Enterprises Trust AI To Build Apps? Oracle APEX Makes The Case

A recent Forbes report examines whether enterprises can reliably delegate application development to artificial intelligence, citing Oracle APEX as a primary example.

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A recent Forbes report examines whether enterprises can reliably delegate application development to artificial intelligence, citing Oracle APEX as a primary example. The article suggests that low-code platforms integrated with AI capabilities are reducing technical barriers, enabling faster deployment of business applications. It highlights how these tools allow organisations to automate routine coding tasks, potentially shifting the focus from manual development to strategic oversight. The piece questions the long-term trustworthiness of AI-generated code in critical enterprise environments while acknowledging the significant efficiency gains reported by early adopters.

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You must pivot from writing code to managing AI-driven development pipelines. Traditional programming skills remain relevant but are now secondary to understanding system architecture and quality assurance. Your value lies in validating AI outputs and ensuring security compliance. Professionals in IT, product management, and business analysis should prioritise learning low-code platforms and AI integration strategies. Start by experimenting with Oracle APEX or similar tools to understand their limitations. Focus on upskilling in requirements engineering and governance to bridge the gap between business needs and automated solutions. This shift positions you as a critical oversight figure rather than just a technical executor.

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