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Still Human: Mental Health in the Age of the AI Workforce
A conversation with Paul Brandvold and Indi Catrina on mental health, identity, and what the AI workforce era is really doing to the people in IT
What we learned watching service teams put an AI Workforce to work
A rule of thumb for where AI Coworkers fit — plus five honest lessons from putting them into production since Atomicwork's AI Workforce launch.
5 things we learned building an agentic security tool that verifies its own findings
Most security tools have a finding problem. We had a triage problem. This is how we built SecHound, an agentic security loop that runs against every release, verifies its own output, and refuses to call anything confirmed without live proof. Five decisions that made it work.
A CIO's Journey Through 30 years of Tech Transformation ft. Venky Rangachari
Venky Rangachari, CIO at HPE, on thirty years across the internet, data center, SaaS, cloud, and AI waves — and why agentic AI lets us finally re-architect the enterprise.
Atomicwork achieves CASA Tier 3 validation for its Google Drive integration
Atomicwork's Google Drive integration has cleared CASA Tier 3, the most rigorous level of Google's Cloud Application Security Assessment.
AI Agents vs AI Coworkers: Why the distinction matters for IT leaders
AI agents execute tasks and exit. AI coworkers have identity, access, and roles to be governed like employees. Here's why IT leaders need to know the difference.
WEBINAR: FROM AI AGENTS TO AI COWORKERS
How IT will run the AI Workforce
Your next workforce won't be all human
sep 29 | San Francisco
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