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Identity, permissions, data protection, security evaluation and governance for AI and agents. General cybersecurity or compliance labels alone do not qualify an event.

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2026-10-05 · 09:00 Tech Week San Francisco America/Los Angeles Ended

How Much Should AI Know About You?

An exploration of personal agents, persistent memory, voice and wearable AI, and the relationship between personalization, privacy, user autonomy and control. Features EFF’s Nicole Ozer and Swiss Consul General in San Francisco Jonas Brunschwig.

Consulate General of Switzerland in San Francisco
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Discussion on privacy and control for personal agents, persistent memory and wearable AI.

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2026-10-05 · 13:00 Tech Week San Francisco America/Los Angeles Ended

The Integration Layer for AI Agents

Coffee networking with Open Future Forum and Agentic Fabriq on MCP, APIs, connectors, permissions and infrastructure for connecting agents to external systems.

Open Future Forum / Agentic Fabriq
FiDi (SF)

The latest Luma description says this is informal coffee networking, with no formal talks or stage agenda. Public Luma address: Yes SF Headquarters, 220 Montgomery St, San Francisco, CA 94104, USA.

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