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An AI agent can have the right credentials, the right permissions and authorisation for every step, and still do something nobody wanted. As agents take on more autonomy, the security question shifts from "who has access?" to "is this what the person actually meant?"  Aditi Sawh…

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95% of AI initiatives never make it out of prototype — not because the technology isn't good enough, but because organisations haven't figured out how to govern it. Matthias Biehl, API and AI Strategist at IBM, breaks down exactly what it takes to move AI agents from internal demos to cu…
Aki Ranin has spent years helping organizations think clearly about AI strategy, and right now he is focused on a problem most companies are only beginning to notice: the deeper you embed AI agents into your business, the more exposed you become to providers you do not control. In this episode, rec…
Most enterprise AI programmes produce proof-of-concepts that never reach production. Sutowo Wong, Managing Director of AI x Data at Temus, has a framework for diagnosing why — and fixing it. He calls it the AI Triangle: three conditions that must be satisfied simultaneously. Miss any one and the tr…
Manjunath Bhat leads software engineering research at Gartner and has been one of the most thoughtful voices tracking what AI is actually doing to the way we build software — not just the productivity story, but the structural changes to teams, platforms, and careers. He's a returning keynote …
"What's not in your data?" is the question Karin Verspoor asks before trusting any model — because LLMs are excellent at aggregating what's been said thousands of times, and blind to the specific context you're actually working in. Karin Verspoor is Executive Dean of Compu…
When a critical Log4j vulnerability hit, Akhil Bhaskar's team went from "how exposed are we?" to a full CIO briefing with an exact component count in two hours. The reason: they knew where everything was. Akhil Bhaskar works at AWS with experience spanning consulting, customer-side …
$33 trillion in global trade runs on a flimsy piece of paper — the invoice. Fethi Rabhi and Alan Hsiao on why "electronic invoicing" mostly isn't, and what actually has to change. Fethi Rabhi is Professor of Software Engineering at UNSW; Alan Hsiao is Founder and CEO of Cognitivo, a…
Singapore is the world's second-largest source of DDoS attacks — not because Singaporeans are attacking anyone, but because their smart home devices have been silently hijacked. Joseph Yap on the home network risk almost nobody audits. Joseph Yap is founder of Otonata, a boutique cybersecurit…
A USAA customer service agent knew Keith Carter's father had just died before he said a word — and offered funeral home suggestions and direct insurance payment. That's what Keith calls a "moment of truth," and it's the real bar for AI in customer experience. Keith Carter …
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