The AI Apocalypse: Deploying Unsupervised Agents Across the Enterprise

​Everyone is talking about AI agents. Few are talking about the risks that come with giving them real decision-making power.

​The biggest challenge isn't that AI fails. It's that it appears to work, until it creates operational, compliance, financial, or customer-facing issues that nobody anticipated.

​As organizations move beyond AI pilots and begin deploying agents across critical business functions, leadership teams are facing a new set of questions:

• ​How much autonomy should AI agents actually have?

• ​Who is accountable when an AI agent makes the wrong decision?

• ​How do you scale AI safely without introducing unacceptable risk?

• ​What governance frameworks should be in place before agents go into production?

​Join us on June 24 for a practical discussion on the realities of enterprise AI deployment, with a panel that has actually shipped this stuff and seen where it breaks.

​The panel:

• ​Mike Ogrinz, Sr Director at a major fintech

• ​Dr. Noel Alexander, PhD, vCISO at Vast Management

• ​Chris Dressler, CEO of Dressler Consulting

• ​David Piester, Founder and CRO at GIS

​Moderated by Sergio Fernandez.

​Chris and the Dressler team are industry veteran CTOs and CISOs, so expect lessons from the front lines of real implementations, including where agent-based systems create value and where they introduce serious business risk.

​If your organization is actively deploying AI agents, evaluating autonomous workflows, or preparing for large-scale AI adoption, this is a conversation you won't want to miss.