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Where does your proprietary data go once AI agents start touching it? Yorke Ξ Rhodes III 🟧 🇺🇦, Director Digital Transformation, Traceability & Co-Founder of Blockchain at Microsoft, describes a realization spreading through the enterprise space, and what it means for anyone with a proprietary way of doing business.

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