Issue 14 · Nov 2–8, 2026Agent Age News magazine · Other editions · Method · HU / ENG

A vezetés az AI és az ágensek korában, hetente válogatva

Archive

14.
Nov 2–8
AI takes over junior work: who will train the next generation of experts?
13.
okt. 26 – Nov 1
Avanade, Barclays, Philips, ModMed, PrismHR and others name chief AI officers
12.
Oct 19–25
AI is taking entry-level work: who will train the next generation of leaders?
11.
Oct 12–18
AI and entry-level work: vanishing junior jobs and the talent pipeline trap
10.
Oct 5–11
IoD issues ten principles for board oversight of AI; more professional bodies urge board readiness
9.
szept. 28 – Oct 4
Trump and AI leaders sign voluntary agreement on AI self-regulation
8.
Sep 21–27
Bessent says OpenAI managers, not rogue AI agents, are to blame for Hugging Face incident
7.
Sep 14–20
Talogy: 78% of HR and talent leaders say AI threatens the leadership pipeline
6.
Sep 7–13
Meta asks some Applied AI staff to return to management after earlier flattening
5.
aug. 31 – Sep 6
Companies name first chief AI officers in quick succession
4.
Aug 24–30
Controlling autonomous AI agents: UK NCSC guidance, legal liability and a governance gap
3.
Aug 17–23
AI risk becomes a board liability, with director duties and failures reaching the boardroom
2.
Aug 10–16
Boards' AI oversight turning into a risk reporting requirement
1.
Aug 3–9
Google reshuffles AI leadership as Hassabis changes role and Jeff Dean leaves