This event requires an RSVP; to attend, submit form hereAs Al agents evolve from tools into autonomous decision-makers, the greatest risk is no longer technical failure - it is the silent erosion of accountability, ethics, and human judgment.
In this session, I introduce a Risk-Rewritten framework for governing agentic Al, showing how identity, intent, and trust must be engineered into machines just as rigorously as they are into people.
I challenges the audience to rethink where automation should accelerate outcomes - and where the human element must remain the final authority.
This is not about slowing innovation; it is about designing Al systems that can be trusted at scale, defended under scrutiny, and aligned to the values of the organizations that deploy them.
