Corey Knowles

How are you thinking about agent governance and how do your model trust scores, for example, account for those agentic capabilities?

In their own language that we can't read.

Wow.

Wow.

Yeah.

You know, we always get excited when new toys launch, but the bad guys get new toys, too.

And we're all getting new toys.

And it's an interesting scenario with a lot of problems that are just new in a lot of ways.

Yeah, when you think about the number of things that AI could touch in the short term, like, I mean, it's entirely possible that we're within two to three years of a time where your Apple Watch detects a problem and it notifies the agent that's managing you and it schedules an appointment at the doctor through your health care app and it's going and it's filing for PTO for the afternoon to make sure you're off work and

And throwing a calendar invite on there.

And I mean, when you're talking about, you know, your calendar, your HR system at work, your health care app, I mean, there's a lot of things these are going to be touching.

And I think the work you're doing is really important and very valuable.

I do too.

I'm terrible at that stuff.

I want something to handle that kind of stuff for me, but I also want to know that it's going to do it in a way that's safe for my information because my mailbox is already filled up with people telling me they've lost my data every month or two.

Humans haven't done a great job with it either.

Yeah, requiring models to have certain ISO certification type scenarios and things.

I mean, that's definitely, I would think,

Somewhere in the future.

You know, I've noticed in watching as the AI industry has become the thing and development has continued and blossomed,