The authorization problem that could break enterprise AI
When an AI agent needs to log into your CRM, pull records from your database, and send an email on your behalf, whose identity is it using? And what happens when no one knows the answer? Alex Stamos, chief product officer at Corridor, and Nancy Wang, CTO at 1Password joined the VB AI Impact Salon Series to dig into the new identity framework challenges that come along with the benefits of agentic AI.
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The missing layer between agent connectivity and true collaboration
Today's AI challenge is about agent coordination, context, and collaboration. How do you enable them to truly think together, with all the contextual understanding, negotiation, and shared purpose that entails? It's a critical next step toward a new kind of distributed intelligence that keeps humans firmly in the loop.
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AI for transformation: How SAP’s Joule for Consultants reimagines project delivery
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How SAP Cloud ERP enabled Western Sugar’s move to AI-driven automation
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