As AI agents become increasingly capable, the way tasks are handled within organisations is also changing. Autonomous agents conduct research, contact third parties, access data, and initiate critical workflows. This creates new opportunities to make processes more efficient. At the same time, this autonomy raises legal and operational questions: What decisions are agents allowed to make on their own? How can their scope of action be controlled? What approval processes are needed before new AI agents are deployed or begin performing tasks? And what happens if they exceed the limits of their mandate?
At our AI Breakfast –Governing Autonomous AI in Organisations, we will examine both the legal requirements and the practical implementation of effective governance. The focus will be on the legal and organisational framework, as well as on how autonomous AI systems can be responsibly integrated into the day-to-day operations of organisations. Look forward to thought-provoking insights and discussions with experts from the fields of technology, business, and law in a relaxed breakfast setting.
