Trustwise Convenes Enterprise Leaders at GENESIS 2026 to Address the AI Control Gap

Austin executive summit explores how enterprises control autonomous agents, improve AI operating economics, and produce verifiable evidence.

The model is no longer the whole system. Enterprises must control the execution chain: what agents can access, which tools they can use, how they delegate, and when they must stop,”

— Manoj Saxena

AUSTIN, TX, UNITED STATES, October 23, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ — Trustwise, provider of Trustwise AI Control Plane, today convenes GENESIS 2026, an invitation-only executive summit focused on controlling autonomous AI as enterprises scale deployment. Taking place October 23-25 in Austin, the summit opens with executive sessions examining runtime control, human accountability, and the economics of operating enterprise AI.

As AI agents gain authority to use tools, access enterprise data, delegate work, and take consequential actions, enterprises need controls that follow the complete execution chain. Leaders must establish what agents are permitted to do, when people must intervene, and what evidence proves that execution stayed within enterprise bounds

The stakes extend to cost and deployment viability. Gartner predicts that over 40 percent of agentic AI initiatives will be canceled by the end of 2027 due to escalating run costs, unclear business returns, and insufficient operational risk controls.

“The model is no longer the whole system. Enterprises must control the execution chain: what agents can access, which tools they can use, how they delegate, and when they must stop,” said Manoj Saxena, founder and CEO of Trustwise. “GENESIS brings together leaders addressing those questions in real deployments, alongside the economics and evidence required to scale.”

GENESIS 2026 brings together participants and guest executives attending from organizations including FactSet, U.S. Bank, Schwab, NatWest, Wellington Management, IBM Apptio, Hitachi Digital Services, Yum! Brands, Cognition, and the NHS National Innovation Network, alongside investors from Insight Partners, Sway Capital, and Augment Ventures. Attendance does not imply a commercial customer or partner relationship. Former Gartner Distinguished Analyst Avivah Litan and Harvard Business School Professor Suraj Srinivasan will moderate executive panels.

The program focuses on five practical questions facing enterprise leaders:

• Business value: What separates enterprises building a durable AI advantage from those accumulating expensive experiments?
• Accountability: Who owns an agent’s actions, and when should human approval be required?
• Runtime control: How can enterprises enforce authority and policy across an agent’s execution chain?
• AI operating economics: What does trustworthy execution cost across models, tools, retries, and human review?
• Operating architecture: How can enterprises apply consistent controls across platforms, models, and agents?

The program will also include a live demonstration of Trustwise AI Control Plane. The demonstration will illustrate how runtime control supports enterprise AI deployments, alongside discussions of AI operating economics and evidence from intent to outcome.

“As intelligence becomes abundant, trust becomes the scarce asset,” said Sanoke Viswanathan, CEO of FactSet. “Our clients rely on AI agents for financial research and workflows where precision is mandatory. GENESIS brings together the leaders working out how to give agents real responsibility, with controls that make every action reliable and auditable.”

Executive sessions take place Friday, October 23, followed by private hospitality and networking during the Formula 1 United States Grand Prix weekend.

To learn more about GENESIS 2026 or register interest in future executive forums, visit genesis2026.trustwise.ai or contact genesis@trustwise.ai.

About Trustwise

Trustwise provides the runtime control plane for autonomous enterprise AI. By delivering real-time safety boundaries, cost visibility, and verifiable audit trails, Trustwise enables global enterprises to scale autonomous agentic systems with confidence. Learn more at trustwise.ai

FAQ:

What is Trustwise

Trustwise provides Trustwise AI Control Plane, which powers the client’s enterprise AI Control Tower. The product helps enterprises assess admissible execution chains, control the selected chain within defined authority, and continuously improve AI operating economics and performance. It records evidence linking intent, applicable policy, control decisions, execution, cost, and outcome.

Why does enterprise AI need runtime control

Agents can use enterprise tools, access data, delegate tasks, and take actions across multiple systems. A model evaluation alone cannot establish whether the resulting execution chain stays within enterprise authority. Runtime control applies enterprise requirements as supported agents act, including limits on tools, data access, delegation, and AI operating spend.

What does runtime control mean

Runtime control evaluates proposed actions against policy and authority before execution at supported integrations and configured enforcement points. Depending on the applicable policy, Trustwise AI Control Plane can allow, block, modify, or escalate a proposed action for human review. Evidence records connect the decision to the control context and observed execution outcome.

How does Assess Control Optimize work

Assess finds the best admissible chains that pass enterprise gates for security, reliability, and policy compliance. Control operates the selected chain within approved bounds. Optimize continuously improves AI operating cost and performance within the admissible set. Economic analysis covers the AI estate, including model and tool calls, retries, context, human review, and runtime control.

What is Trust Posture Management

Trust Posture Management is the operating model for understanding and managing the evidence-backed state of AI authority and control. Trustwise AI Control Plane supports this model through assessment, runtime enforcement, optimization, and evidence. Posture readings summarize exposure, AI operating economics, and sovereignty. Hard enterprise gates determine whether execution is permitted.

Who attends GENESIS

GENESIS is an invitation-only summit for C-suite leaders, board members, senior technology and AI executives, investors, and researchers engaged in deploying and scaling enterprise AI.

How can leaders learn more

Visit genesis2026.trustwise.ai or contact genesis@trustwise.ai to learn more about GENESIS and register interest in future executive forums.

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