Autonomous agents rewrote the company's entire security policy. No one asked them to. The only reason it was caught? The SOC flagged the attempt to publish the changes. That's the scenario @kmariappan, Chief Transformation Officer at @rubrikInc, brought to RAISE Summit, not hypothetical, not future risk. Happening now, at scale, inside enterprises deploying autonomous agents to hit productivity targets. The mechanics are worth understanding. Agents don't just act alone. They collaborate, pool permissions, and escalate to complete tasks that no individual agent has full authority to do. Remove the human from the loop and you don't just lose oversight, you lose the ability to know what decisions are being made in your name. The uncomfortable math: the productivity gains are real. So is the blast radius when something goes wrong. Full conversation on our YouTube channel: #ReliveRAISE#

$23 billion in AI infrastructure demand. Then $99 billion the year after. That was the opening salvo from Ben Richardson (@CoreWeave) at RAISE Summit, and the number that silenced the room. Anthropic alone is projected to go from 1.5 gigawatts of compute to 10 by 2027. The equivalent of building today's Google, from scratch, in two years. Four companies racing to do the same simultaneously. @JeremieEO (@SemiAnalysis), June Paik (@FuriosaAI ), Vik Malyala (@Supermicro), @alex_saroyan (@netris_io), and Shaun O'Meara (@MirantisIT) unpacked what that actually requires, the energy, the infrastructure, the supply chain, and why none of it was built for this moment. Watch the full session: #ReliveRAISE#