Oxford Generative AI Summit raises alarms over corporate AI safety

Leaders at OxGen26 dug into why AI agents are proving harder to secure than expected, and what that could mean for corporate adoption The corporate world wants AI agents that can run errands across its systems on their own. The people building and studying those agents say making them safe is turning out to be harder than anyone planned. That tension sat at the center of the Oxford Generative AI Summit, known as OxGen26. Safety and security worries surrounding agentic AI could slow how quickly companies put these tools to work. The summit ran from October 15 to 16, 2026, at the Cheng Kar Shun Digital Hub in Jesus College, part of the University of Oxford.

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