Innovation Roundtable: Why Your Company Needs an AI Brain, and What Goes in It

Date: November 9th, 2026

Time: 8:00 AM – 10:30 AM

Location: Seattle, WA

Description:

As AI moves from experimentation to everyday business use, companies are beginning to ask a bigger question: Can AI become more than a tool; can it become a trusted layer of organizational knowledge?

A company brain could bring together the knowledge, context, experience, and institutional memory scattered across people and systems. But building one raises important questions about what it should know, how it learns, who can access it, and how it can be used responsibly.

Discussion Points:

What goes into the brain?
What knowledge, context, experience, and data should a company’s brain actually have?
How do you feed it?
How do organizations capture knowledge from employees, documents, systems, conversations, and past decisions?
How does it learn?
How does the brain stay current as the business, people, processes, and priorities change?
How do you use it?
Where can a company brain create real value – answering questions, supporting decisions, onboarding employees, or eventually taking action?
Who gets to access what?
How do you ensure the right people get the right information while protecting sensitive or confidential knowledge?
Can you trust the brain?
How do you manage inaccurate information, outdated knowledge, bias, and AI-generated answers?

The bigger question: If your company had a brain, what would you want it to know, and what would you trust it to do?
Bring your appetite, your insights, and your toughest questions.

Space is limited to encourage meaningful discussion and executive-level networking. This an invitation only event.

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