AI is moving from answering questions to taking actions.
As AI agents become capable of reasoning, planning, using tools, maintaining context, and coordinating across systems, they are beginning to change not only how we use software—but also how we work, build companies, and organize teams.
Join us at Stanford for a conversation on AI agents and the future of work.
📅 Saturday, September 5, 2026
⏰ 2:00–5:00 PM
📍 Stanford Campus
🎟️ Free | Approval required
Detailed location will be shared with confirmed attendees after registration.
🔗 Register: https://luma.com/y30se1h7
What We’ll Discuss
🤖 From Copilots to Autonomous Agents
When does AI stop assisting and start acting?
🧠 How Agents Are Becoming More Capable
Reasoning, memory, planning, tool use, multimodal capabilities, and multi-agent collaboration.
💻 What Happens to Software & SaaS?
What changes when users can delegate outcomes directly to agents instead of navigating traditional software interfaces?
🏢 The Future of Organizations
What might companies look like when teams include both humans and autonomous AI workers?
🔐 Trust, Security & Agent Infrastructure
Identity, permissions, orchestration, observability, evaluation, reliability, security, and human oversight.
🚀 What Should Founders Build?
As intelligence becomes increasingly programmable, what new products, workflows, and businesses become possible?
Featured Guests
AI agents are still early. Reliability, security, permissions, evaluation, and human oversight remain open challenges.
But one shift is becoming increasingly clear:
We are moving from an era where humans operate software to one where humans increasingly delegate to intelligence.
The next decade of work may not be defined by humans vs. AI, but by how humans and intelligent agents learn to work together.
If you’re building AI products, doing research, investing, operating a company, or simply curious about where agentic AI is heading, come join the conversation at Stanford.
450 Jane Stanford Way, Stanford, CA 94305, USA
Near Stanford University
