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AI-Driven Autonomous Database Systems for Self-Optimizing Data Management

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February 03, 2026

AI-Driven Autonomous Database Systems represent a new generation of database management systems that use artificial intelligence and machine learning to automate core database operations. These systems are designed to self-manage tasks such as query optimization, indexing, workload balancing, storage allocation, fault detection, and performance tuning without continuous human intervention. By learning from historical workloads and real-time system behavior, autonomous databases can dynamically adapt to changing data patterns, ensuring high performance, scalability, and reliability.

This research area focuses on integrating AI models into DBMS internals to enable self-configuring, self-healing, and self-securing capabilities. Such systems reduce administrative overhead, minimize human errors, and improve efficiency in large-scale, cloud-based, and data-intensive environments. Autonomous databases are particularly relevant for applications involving big data analytics, real-time processing, IoT platforms, and AI-driven services. Ongoing research explores challenges related to explainability, robustness, trust, and the seamless interaction between traditional database components and learning-based models.

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