AI agents can now take on assignments, operate within business systems, and complete work once handled by people. The difficult questions belong to leaders: which work suits agents, what these systems need to succeed, and who is accountable when they fail. Tamar Yehoshua, Chief Product and AI Officer at Atlassian, has led product organizations at Google Search, Slack, and Glean and now directs AI strategy for software used across most of the Fortune 500.
CXOTalk episode 930 examines how to build products and workflows that enable people and AI agents to work together.
What we will cover:
- Strategy for building products intended for both humans and AI agents, and how agents change the way work is done in large organizations.
- Where agent adoption stands in the enterprise, the common obstacles, and how tokenomics and rising AI usage costs affect planning.
- What context means in practice, what an agent must know about your organization, and how to prepare data and workflows.
- Security and privacy risks of sharing organizational context with agents and external vendors.
- Assigning work to agents as you would to a person, handling tasks that still require human sign-off, and maintaining accountability when an agent gets it wrong.
- Advice for business leaders introducing AI agents into enterprise workflows and what comes next for AI agents at Atlassian.
Join this interactive session with Tamar Yehoshua live on Friday, August 28, 2026, at 1:00 PM ET on CXOTalk. Subscribe for key takeaways from every episode and advance notice of live shows.
Episode Participants
Tamar Yehoshua is Atlassian’s Chief Product and AI Officer, driving the company’s vision for the future of teamwork in the age of AI.
Michael Krigsman is a globally recognized analyst, strategic advisor, and industry commentator known for his deep expertise in business transformation, innovation, and AI leadership.
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