This month, Boomi World made an appearance in London for the EMEA portion of its worldwide conference. The talk of the town was Boomi's work on AI agents.

As those closely observing the integration specialist will already be aware, the company's US Boomi World event this summer saw the unveiling of the first batch of Boomi AI Agents. Therefore, the actual narrative lies in comprehending Boomi's backdrop for this messaging in the European arena, particularly in relation to EU AI leadership and regulation.

In an interview, Boomi CEO Steve Lucas restates that his agents will let clients leverage AI-powered features within their ERP systems to foster innovation. These agents provide a wide range of services, including question answering, AI-powered data categorization to secure sensitive information, process design and build integration, process description details, and more. They are already a part of the automation spectrum, spanning from RPA to AI, and can be found in the Boomi ecosystem along with numerous others from other platforms. The plot twist occurs when Lucas identifies a single AI agent as being of special interest to the EMEA market. This agent's only responsibility is to monitor every single byte of data you transfer, wherever you are in the globe, and to instantly notify you if you have violated any data privacy laws.

The CEO of Boomi emphasizes the importance of privacy and the fact that it should never be jeopardized by the "Wild West" speed at which AI is now developing. They are defending the security and privacy of data, two issues that have been fiercely contested throughout Europe.

Lucas understands that EU AI law is likely to lead on the regulatory level for businesses, end users, and even international governments as AI develops on a global scale. The CEO has always been eager to engage Boomi AI integration because, as he has previously stated, AI technology will need protection.