About Generative AI Configuration

Oracle Analytics Cloud uses generative AI models to power AI Assistant features that help users analyze data, create visualizations, prepare datasets, develop semantic models, and generate natural language content.

Before users can use these capabilities, administrators configure the generative AI services available to Oracle Analytics Cloud and assign models to individual AI Assistant features.

Generative AI configuration consists of two main tasks:

• Configure generative AI services by registering Oracle-managed or custom OCI generative AI models, managing model availability, and configuring AIDP Unit usage, billing, and alerts.
• Administer AI Assistants by enabling or disabling AI Assistant features, assigning generative AI models to specific assistants, and monitoring AIDP Unit consumption for each feature.

Oracle Analytics Cloud supports multiple generative AI models. You can register one or more models and assign different models to different AI Assistant features based on your organization's requirements. For example, you might assign a lower-cost model to Dataset Assistant and a more expensive model to Workbook Assistant.

Oracle Analytics Cloud tracks AI usage in AIDP Units, which provide a consistent way to measure AI consumption across different models. Because generative AI providers use different pricing models, Oracle Analytics Cloud converts model-specific usage into AIDP Units for monitoring and billing purposes.