AI Explained: How to Prevent AI Agents from Going Rogue
February 5, 2026
10:00AM PT / 1:00PM ET
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AI agents are reshaping how enterprises operate. As agents take on decision-making authority across functions, organizations face a transformation of people, processes, and products. With agents acting independently at scale, enterprises need more than deployment strategies. Join David Kenny, Executive Chairman of the Board at Nielsen, for a candid conversation on what it means for the enterprise when agents take over decision-making, and what it takes to maintain control.
What you’ll learn:
- How agents reshape operations, workforce, and enterprise decision-making
- What new risks emerge when humans delegate authority
- Why a control plane is essential to operationalizing and scaling agents safely across the organization
AI Explained is our AMA series featuring experts on the most pressing issues facing Agentic and ML teams.
Featured Speakers
David Kenny
Executive Chairman
at
Nielsen
David Kenny is Executive Chairman of Nielsen, where he served as CEO from 2018-2023 and led the company's transformation to a digital future. He has spent his career building data science and AI companies focused on marketing and media; leading IBM's Cognitive Solutions division, serving as CEO of The Weather Company, and co-founding Digitas. David currently serves on the Board of Directors for Best Buy and as Chairman of the Board for Teach for America.
Krishna Gade
Founder and CEO
at
Fiddler AI
Krishna Gade is the Founder and CEO of Fiddler AI, where he is building the control plane for AI systems — helping enterprises monitor, evaluate, and control models and autonomous agents in production. Previously, he time at Microsoft working on search ranking for Bing, and later led data and machine learning teams at Twitter and Pinterest. He is most known for his work on AI Explainability at Facebook/Meta and these days he is now focused on making AI systems trustworthy, scalable, and production-ready for the enterprise.