Bradon Rogers

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577 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 13 Jul

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But we want to use policy locally to govern that experience and then also make the user more productive, productive in a basic way, just as a starting point.
They already know how to use a web browser.
We don't have to train them.
So what if you could just start putting mechanics of their work right at their fingertips in the, you know, again, woven into the fabric of the browser.
And that's where we started the journey.
And then along comes AI and its natural habitat as a browser.
For much of what the user engages, AI's universe is browser-centric.
So as a starting point, then starting for us is weaving the AI mechanics into that user's workspace so the user has seamless access, but always bound by the policies that we had in play before, the data protection elements, shepherding them to the right tenants, the right corporate co-pilot versus personal, or the right
you know, Gemini environment versus personal.
Or better yet, let them go to personal, but don't let the corporate data spill over the boundary, you know, into the tabs that are the personal tenants.
So all of those are, you know, kind of fundamental mechanics that is what we launched yesterday is about the empowerment of the end user to take advantage and leverage AI and then taking it a step further is taking it into areas for agentic workflows, allowing agents to have the ability to operate in the workspace of the user, but have appropriate guardrails.
These are all very important foundational things.
And you certainly seen, you know, stories.
It doesn't take a lot of search for the Reddit threads and things where people have experimented with these agentic browsers.
You see, you know, analyst firms like Gartner publishing research saying, hey, like, be careful, stay away from these agentic browsers in the enterprise for now.
And, you know, there's there's a reason for that.
At the end of the day, we've got to get we've got to put control around it and, you know, minimize the chaos, but also, again, back to empowering users.
Yeah, so if you think about how the user may engage AI, they're going to engage AI in their
consumer browser, their Chrome or Edge.
They're going to engage AI in an enterprise browser like Island.
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