As institutions hand work to AI and autonomous agents, knowledge infrastructure becomes the constraint.
Organisations run on implicit assumptions and context trapped in people's heads - knowledge that doesn't translate to machines.
This talk argues AI forces a shift toward explicit, auditable knowledge: an institution must become legible to itself before it can be trusted to automate.
It examines how semantic, procedural, and episodic memory shape intelligent systems, and why governance matters once knowledge is shared with machines, not just people.
Rohan and Jatan Mehta lead CCS (https://www.chaoscoded.com/), which maps how organisations run and turns institutional logic into a governed, AI-ready layer.
The event is hybrid, but you must register to attend.
