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How do you govern AI agents once they can act across multiple models, tools, and business systems? Watch the full session → https://www.databricks.com/resources/webinar/agents-work-shipping-agentic-apps-scale Patrick Wendell (Databricks), Peter Steinberger (creator of OpenClaw, OpenAI), and Thibault Sottiaux (Head of Codex, OpenAI) break down what it takes to secure AI agents at scale — from gating agent access to business systems through a governed gateway, to OAuth-based read/write permissions, to why the only real way to govern intelligent systems is with another layer of intelligence watching them. They also cover Codex's sandbox vs. full-autonomy modes and why enterprises need a layered "defense in depth" security model. 0:00 How enterprises gate agent access to business systems 1:22 Why you need AI to monitor AI 1:57 Sandbox mode vs. full autonomy in coding agents 3:04 The layered "defense in depth" security model Explore Unity AI Gateway → https://www.databricks.com/product/artificial-intelligence/unity-gateway Full session → https://www.databricks.com/resources/webinar/agents-work-shipping-agentic-apps-scale #AIGovernance #AIAgents #EnterpriseAI #UnityAIGateway #Databri…
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