Paul Roetzer to keynote maicon 2026 on AI and agents reshaping work
His talk, titled 'The Architect, The Orchestrator and The Apprentice: Rethinking Work in the Age of AI and Agents,' introduces a framework for how AI is transforming organizational roles. Roetzer argues that as AI agents take over traditional tasks, three new roles are emerging: the architect who designs AI-native systems, the orchestrator who coordinates humans and machines, and the apprentice…
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- Paul Roetzer will deliver the opening keynote at MAICON 2026 on AI and agents reshaping work
- He introduces three emerging roles: architect, orchestrator, and apprentice in AI-native organizations
- Roetzer says judgment is becoming the most valuable skill as AI compresses the traditional career ladder
Rethinking Work in the Age of AI and Agents
Marketing AI Institute · 28 September 2026
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