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ModelOp CEO Dave Trier to Address BIIA Technology FORUM on AI Governance as Credit and Business Information Industry Enters the Agentic AI Era

WBOC TV · · International · AI Governance

ModelOp CEO Dave Trier is scheduled to speak at the BIIA Technology FORUM on AI governance, with a focus on how the credit and business information industry is adapting to agentic AI systems.

Why this matters: The credit and business information industry holds financial data on hundreds of millions of people. It already shapes who gets loans, jobs, and housing. Now agentic AI — systems that can act, not just advise — is moving into that space. That matters because automated agents making decisions about creditworthiness or business risk need real accountability structures, not just guidelines on a slide. A forum talk is a small signal, but it marks where the industry thinks the pressure is coming from next.

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