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.

@yorkerhodes @Microsoft Great explanation, makes a lot of sense

@yorkerhodes @Microsoft bullish on this 👀

@yorkerhodes @Microsoft Your data is literally your edge. Can’t just hand that over blindly

@yorkerhodes @Microsoft Yeah, this is the part of AI agents people don’t talk about enough. They can make work easier, but I’d still want to know exactly where my data goes once I hand it over.

@yorkerhodes @Microsoft 👀

@yorkerhodes @Microsoft Proprietary data meeting AI agents makes data ownership and traceability more important than ever

@yorkerhodes @Microsoft yeah this makes more sense now. I'd seen the qtr post earlier and it actually made me think once ai agents start handling your company’s internal processes and data, you really do have to ask where all that proprietary stuff ends up the Microsoft guy hits the nail on the head

@yorkerhodes @Microsoft The video is very factual,I enjoyed every second of it

@yorkerhodes @Microsoft this hits different once agents start handling proprietary workflows, the real risk isn’t the model itself. it’s losing control of the data that makes your process unique having an ownership layer is starting to feel less like a nice-to-have and more like a necessity

@yorkerhodes @Microsoft Lessons there, study

@yorkerhodes @Microsoft Let's Go!!! Cant actually wait

@yorkerhodes @Microsoft This is the best thing I've seen on the internet this week,my developer friends will be glad to see this.

@yorkerhodes @Microsoft Proprietary data is the real gold when AI agents enter the enterprise 💯

@yorkerhodes @Microsoft I have always wondered but thanks for the clarity

@yorkerhodes @Microsoft The fact that the founders made this ai business oriented is superb..hopefully it works out well

@yorkerhodes @Microsoft With this,I will not have to use a whole computer as my GPU anymore.

@yorkerhodes @Microsoft Legal teams are definitely going to stall AI adoption over this

@yorkerhodes @Microsoft Good to see someone finally calling out the privacy risks with AI agents

@yorkerhodes @Microsoft Curious how B3IQ actually manages data ownership here

@yorkerhodes @Microsoft Glad someone’s saying it out loud. Most people only care about how smart the model is, not where the data ends up.

@yorkerhodes @Microsoft Interaction tracking is really going to be a great move for blockchain like he said

@yorkerhodes @Microsoft With this, I won’t have to use my entire computer as the GPU anymore.

@yorkerhodes @Microsoft This is very clear and understandable, ❤️ love this. Proprietary on move

@yorkerhodes @Microsoft Curious how many companies are already quietly rethinking their AI agent architecture because of this exact risk.

@yorkerhodes @Microsoft Make sense now ,I now have an overview of where my data goes when it comes in contact with AI agents .

@yorkerhodes @Microsoft No there are different ways of doing business Yours is just 1/100

@yorkerhodes @Microsoft I want to ask ..is this ready for us ..or is still in progress

@yorkerhodes @Microsoft becoming very accommodating And very good tek

@yorkerhodes @Microsoft Once agents touch it your data doesnt stay yours

@yorkerhodes @Microsoft Love the explanation, can’t wait to hear more

@yorkerhodes @Microsoft Looks like a good run

@yorkerhodes @Microsoft This is actually a pretty important question

@yorkerhodes @Microsoft Data privacy is definitely the main blocker for enterprise AI

@yorkerhodes @Microsoft This is where I start asking questions. AI agents are useful, but if my company’s secret sauce is in the data, I need to know who else gets a taste.

@yorkerhodes @Microsoft Super important point Data sovereignty matters