Show Notes
Neuron Live is back and we are going deep on Microsoft’s big move in AI agents. 🤖
This week, we’re joined by Bryan Goode, Corporate Vice President of Business Applications Marketing at Microsoft, to unpack Microsoft Agent 365, the new control plane for AI agents.
Agent 365 is Microsoft’s answer to a question every company is about to face: how do you actually deploy, manage, and secure AI agents at scale? Think of it as a registry, an access control layer, and a security system for your entire fleet of AI agents, whether you built them in Copilot or brought them in from elsewhere.
On the live, we’ll cover how agents work inside the Copilot ecosystem, what Agent 365 actually gives IT teams, and how to think about getting started with agents at your company. 💻👀
If we’re lucky, Bryan will walk us through a live demo defining a use case, building an agent in Copilot from scratch, deploying it through Agent 365, and tracking how it performs in real time. If you’ve been wanting to build your first AI agent but didn’t know where to start, this is the one to watch live.
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