Self-healing Data and AI Technology
US Patent No. 12,298,995
U.S. Patent No. 12,298,995 was created by Nom Nom Data, Inc., to innovate fixing errors and performance issues in ETL-related data processes, utilizing Natural Language Processing and Generative AI.
Our patent process involves feeding task configurations and executions using Natural Language Processing to automatically resolve and fix task configurations and/or SQL or Python code using Generative AI.
This groundbreaking self-healing Data innovation is a game changer for AI, Cloud Service Providers, Data Management, Infrastructure and Big Tech companies. Our self-healing Data innovation revolutionizes how these companies will compute and process Data, utilizing Nom Nom's patented technology, making Data bulletproof, self-healing and optimized for/with AI.
Big Tech also referred to as the Tech Giants or Tech Titans is a collective term for the largest and most influential technology companies in the world. There is a rise and desire of AI-native integrated development environments (IDE) and who will secure a dominant position in the emerging agentic AI world.
Executive Insights on Our Breakthrough Patent
“Nom Nom is helping define the battle for who will become the primary interface for automated management of any processes involving Data and AI. This allows whoever leverages our patented self-healing Data and AI technology to take a dominant position for a future shaped by an AI agentic world."
“Vibe coding refers to a programming method where AI agents generate code, it's gaining viral adoption in the AI landscape. Our patented self-healing Data and AI technology, will not only accelerate this agentic AI movement, it will exponentially improve how the data is processed and utilized with Natural Language Processing and Generative AI.”
“Our innovative patent utilizes AI, to make setting up and running tasks much easier and definitive, creating a self-healing process by automatically finding and fixing any errors in the Data instructions and SQL or Python code.”
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