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Tech Talk - AI Connectors: Practicality, Permissions, and Protecting Stanford Data

Creativity in the Age of AI

 

AI Connectors: Practicality, Permissions, and Protecting Stanford Data

Thursday, November 12, from 2:00 to 3:00 pm PST


What changes when AI can connect to your email, files, and other work tools? Using everyday examples, this Tech Talk covers what connectors can access, what their permissions mean, and how agents can use those connections to help take action.

Explore how to match Stanford-approved tools to your data’s risk level to handle sensitive information thoughtfully. The session includes time for Q&A.

 

Presenter: Joshua Barnett is a leader in Information Technology, Security, and Artificial Intelligence, with 25 years of experience across the automotive, renewable energy, and academia sectors. He is passionate about leveraging cutting-edge technologies to drive innovation and help solve problems.


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