AI agents are already hard at work. They're moving money, touching customer data, all at machine speed. And CEOs want more of them, driving efficiency across the org—yesterday. But who owns these agents? Who sets the rules, makes sure they don't go rogue, and has a plan for when they do? Every deployment eventually runs into the same question: can these agents be trusted? So teams deploying AI agents are facing this dichotomy: ship fast enough to stay ahead, govern well enough to stay accountable. Trusted2Act brings both imperatives together. Each week, host Tim Tyler sits down with the platform leaders, security architects, and AI champions actually running agents in production. They dig into how those agents are deployed, where the boundaries are drawn, and how teams hold their agent workforce to the same standard as their human workforce. Join Tim each week as he explores how to build systems that create agents you can trust.
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Signup to Generate a PitchAI agents are already hard at work. They're moving money, touching customer data, all at machine speed. And CEOs want more of them, driving efficiency across the org, yesterday. But who owns these agents? Who sets the rules, makes sure they don't go rogue, and has a plan for when they do?
Recent episodes include "Individual agents for individual controls | Dogan Akbulut, Co-founder and CTO, DSALTA | Ep. 4" (29 October 2026, 19 minutes), "How to give agents more autonomy and still know who acted | John Gren, Director of Product Management, Gravitee | Ep. 3" (22 October 2026, 26 minutes), and "What expanding an agent pilot actually authorizes | Anita Ganti, Co-founder and COO, KAVIA AI | Ep. 2" (15 October 2026, 19 minutes).
Trusted2Act publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 19 minutes.
Booking probability for Trusted2Act is 36%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Trusted2Act requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Trusted2Act's contact route on record: public web form.
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Episode #4
<p>DSALTA’s customers keep asking for one button that writes their whole compliance documentation set. Dogan Akbulut tells Tim Tyler his team could build it, and that it wouldn’t be ethical: a certification says the...
<p>John Gren wanted an agent to read Jira, compare product requirements against existing tickets, and find gaps in the roadmap. The API key he gave it could write. Soon colleagues were asking him on Slack why he was...
<p>A team runs a pilot where an agent reads a codebase, generates a targeted change, and deploys it after a human reviews it. The pilot works, so the team asks to expand. Anita Ganti wants to know what that word covers...
<p>Linus Håkansson asked his desktop agent to help with a busy week, and it deleted a bunch of his calendar invitations. It was allowed to. He'd connected it to Google Calendar over MCP and handed it his own rights to...
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<p>AI agents are already moving money and touching customer data at machine speed, and CEOs want more of them. But who owns those agents, who sets the rules, and who has a plan for when one goes...
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