Sumsub Agentic AI Council Launches in APAC and Invites Experts to Advance Trusted AI Adoption

Sumsub Agentic AI Council Launches in APAC and Invites Experts to Advance Trusted AI Adoption

**media[1237260]**Cross-sector leaders will develop practical guidance on responsible use cases, trustworthy technical foundations and workable guardrails for agentic AI

Sumsub Launches APAC Council For Agentic AI

Sumsub has launched an APAC-wide Agentic AI Council, citing research that nearly six in ten autonomous AI systems produce unintended outcomes. The post Sumsub Launches APAC Council For Agentic AI appeared first on techcoffeehouse.com.

Sumsub bets on cross-sector rules for agentic AI in APAC

Sumsub has unveiled the Sumsub Agentic AI Council, a cross-sector body centred on the Asia-Pacific region that aims to shape how autonomous AI systems are adopted, built and governed. The Council has opened applications for founding advisors from policy, academia, technology, industry and civil society. Participants will study what must be in place for agentic […]

Sumsub council tests whether AI agents can be trusted

Sumsub, a provider of AI-driven trust infrastructure built to support compliance operations at scale, has formed a new APAC forum aimed at shaping how autonomous AI agents are adopted, controlled and held accountable across the region. The newly created Sumsub Agentic AI Council will draw together specialists from policy, academia, technology, industry and civil society […]

Sumsub launches APAC Agentic AI Council on governance and agent identity

Sumsub has launched an APAC Agentic AI Council focused on agent identity, delegated authority, interoperability, accountability and practical governance frameworks.

Sumsub Launches APAC Council to Develop Guidance on AI Agents

Free Newsletter Get the hottest Fintech Singapore News once a month in your Inbox Sumsub is seeking experts for a new Asia-Pacific council focused on the identity, delegated authority and oversight of AI agents. The Sumsub Agentic AI Council will bring together people from policy, academia, technology, industry and civil society to develop guidance on