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Android malware that acts like a person and AI agents that act like malware

Android malware that acts like a person and AI agents that act like malware

In this discussion, experts Sridhar Muppidi and Cris Thomas explore the security implications of emerging AI technologies. They analyze new attack vectors using malicious AI agents, the critical gap in AI governance, the evolution of malware to mimic human behavior, and a novel smishing scheme designed to manipulate stock markets. The conversation also covers the current state and future of bug bounty programs in an AI-driven world.

937: How to Design AI-First Products — with Marc Dupuis

937: How to Design AI-First Products — with Marc Dupuis

Marc Dupuis, CEO of fabi.ai, argues that AI tools will elevate, not eliminate, data scientists by automating routine coding and enabling a focus on higher-value tasks. He advocates for building automated workflows that meet stakeholders in their native tools like Slack, delivering far greater ROI than traditional dashboards, and shares core principles for designing effective AI-first products.

ElevenLabs CEO: Why Voice is the Next AI Interface

ElevenLabs CEO: Why Voice is the Next AI Interface

Mati Staniszewski, CEO of ElevenLabs, discusses the company's strategy for rapidly shipping research-grade AI. He covers their organizational structure of small, autonomous teams, a global and remote-first hiring philosophy, the transition from a creator-focused product to an enterprise platform, and the lessons learned in navigating complex licensing and scaling a go-to-market team.

Sacks, Andreessen & Horowitz: How America Wins the AI Race Against China

Sacks, Andreessen & Horowitz: How America Wins the AI Race Against China

David Sacks details the Trump administration's strategy for AI and crypto, focusing on unleashing permissionless innovation, combating regulatory capture, and winning the global AI race through infrastructure and open source, while warning against the rise of "Orwellian AI."

20+ Years in Tech: Things We Wish We Knew Sooner • Daniel Terhorst-North & Kevlin Henney

20+ Years in Tech: Things We Wish We Knew Sooner • Daniel Terhorst-North & Kevlin Henney

In a reflective and forward-looking conversation, Daniel Terhorst-North and Kevlin Henney explore the evolution of software development over the past 20 years and predict the key challenges and innovations for the next 20. They delve into the philosophy of programming language design, the critical need for hardware-sympathetic programming, the untapped potential of concurrency models like CSP and the Actor Model, and the future of user interfaces and decentralized technology.

No Priors Ep. 138 | The Best of 2025 (So Far) with Sarah Guo and Elad Gil

No Priors Ep. 138 | The Best of 2025 (So Far) with Sarah Guo and Elad Gil

A recap of key conversations from the No Priors podcast in 2025, featuring insights from leaders at OpenAI, Harvey, and the Center for AI Safety on topics ranging from reasoning models and spatial intelligence to the geopolitical risks of superintelligence and the human impact of AI in healthcare.