Episode #56
InformationWeek Podcast: How CISOs manage IDs for AI agents
Sep 29, 202633 min
Tim Grieveson of CloudPay and Manish Sharma of Aurigo discuss ways CISOs can credential humans, bots and AI agents within the same ecosystem.
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Episode #56
Tim Grieveson of CloudPay and Manish Sharma of Aurigo discuss ways CISOs can credential humans, bots and AI agents within the same ecosystem.
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Getting the mechanics and technical pieces of AI in motion is only part of the battle when it comes to transformation. If the team is not on board with using it, they could stall or set back your initiatives. Winning over middle management can be crucial to making AI part of company culture—but how do C-suite tech leaders do that? Aleks Bass, chief product and technology officer at Typeform, and Kendrick Geluz Kho, chief AI officer at Scrubbed, share their insights on overcoming middle management resistance to AI transformation.
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