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Next Generation Enterprise Data Engineering Through Generative Artificial Intelligence and Adaptive Autonomous Intelligence

Aug 2026 · International Conference Computational Vision and Bio Inspired Computing · pp. 893-898 · 0 citations · 16 references

Abstract

As companies grapple with ever-growing data sets, data speed, and data complexity, the enterprise data engineering world is undergoing dramatic transformation. But those traditional pipeline designs with fixed rules and manual orchestration are not suitable for today's real-time insights needs and agility required by business. The paper explores the synergy between G-AI and A-AI, their potential to revolutionize enterprise data engineering, and the challenges and opportunities they present, ultimately arguing that their combined impact could serve as a paradigm shift in next-generation enterprise data engineering. With the help of Generative AI, one can create automated schemas, generate synthetic data, assist with the code generation for ETL/ELT processes, and even transform data using natural language text, all of which help to save development time. In tandem with this, there are self-optimizing systems that dynamically allocate resources, detect anomalies, heal pipelines, are continuously learning from operational feedback, and are doing all this without human intervention, thanks to Adaptive Autonomous Intelligence. These technologies can be combined to enable not only automation, but intelligence in data platforms that reason, adapt and evolve with the dynamic nature of business context and data. The purpose of this paper is to present a conceptual solution to integrate these capabilities across the entire data engineering lifecycle, from ingestion to transformation, governance to quality assessment. Case studies and architectural patterns are discussed to show practical implementation strategies. Generative and autonomous intelligence represents a major transformation towards cognitive, autonomous data ecosystems that enable enterprises to improve agility, resilience, and scale in making decisions, and reduce manual engineering efforts and costs.

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