It Takes a Village to Raise an AI Agent

No AI agent grows up on its own. What it does gets shaped by the data it learns from, the tools it can reach, the people who build it, the policies it runs under, and the organization that puts it to work.
So if it takes a village to raise a child, what does it take to raise an AI agent responsibly?

Agents keep gaining access, autonomy, and influence. Governance can't be bolted on after the thing is already running. Someone has to decide what an agent is allowed to do, what stays a human call, and who picks up the phone when it goes wrong.

On 25 August, AgentBrew hosts Aline Souza for a one-hour workshop on what governing AI agents actually looks like in practice — and what organizations are putting in place right now.

What we'll explore
→ Who's in the village? Everyone shaping the agent, from the data team to the board
→ What governance looks like day to day, not just on a slide
→ How to set boundaries that build trust without strangling what you're building
→ Aline's framework for governing AI agents
→ Where shared responsibility ends and someone's name goes on the line
You'll work a real AI-agent scenario with the room, spot the governance gaps, and argue out what needs to be in place before that agent can be trusted with real work.

Speakers
Aline Souza — runs a hands-on, one-hour workshop on governing AI agents in practice. No governance background needed — bring an agent, an organizational headache, or an awkward question.

Who Should Come
Builder, architect, data or AI practitioner, product owner, leader, governance pro — or just trying to figure out what responsible agent adoption really takes. A village can agree on values and boundaries; when something goes wrong, though, accountability still lands on a person.
Bring your curiosity and your beverage of choice.