Jul 31, 2026

AI Security Costs Rise: Cost of a Data Breach Report & Claude Opus 5

The podcast explores key AI developments, beginning with IBM's 2026 Cost of a Data Breach Report, highlighting AI's increasing role in both cyberattacks and defense, and the economic asymmetry it creates. It critically reviews Anthropic's Claude Opus 5, discussing guardrail challenges and the future of AI model orchestration. The episode also delves into accessible explanations of AI's inner workings via David Zax's article and concludes with a speculative analysis of Midjourney's acquisition of astrology app Co-Star, considering its implications for AI integration into daily life.

Jul 27, 2026

Boris Cherny: Building Claude Code

Boris Cherny, creator of Claude Code, discusses the transformative capabilities of Opus 5, highlighting its prompt injection resistance and long-task execution. He delves into Claude Code's empirical development philosophy of "unhobbling" AI by constantly adapting to new model generations, and shares insights on how to build advanced AI products using higher-level tasks, self-verification, and dynamic workflows to orchestrate thousands of agents.

Jul 22, 2026

GPT-Red: Can AI read teams stop prompt injections?

This podcast explores AI's impact on cybersecurity, discussing OpenAI's GPT-Red for automated red-teaming against prompt injections, the open-source ScamBuster that uses AI to bait scammers for threat intelligence, and Bruce Schneier's insights on the widening gap between skill and ability in the AI era and its ethical implications for the field.

Jun 28, 2026

The Promptware Kill Chain: How Prompt Injection Becomes AI Malware

Promptware introduces a new class of AI malware leveraging prompt injections to exploit architectural flaws in LLMs. This summary details The Promptware Kill Chain, covering stages from initial access and jailbreaking to persistence, lateral movement, and real-world impact. It emphasizes the critical need for a Zero Trust approach, treating AI agents as hostile runtimes to defend against these sophisticated AI-native threats.

Jun 24, 2026

Have we finally solved social engineering? Plus: World Cup fraud, AI IDs and an IBM/OpenAI collab

This podcast episode explores the intersection of AI and cybersecurity, discussing whether AI-native operating systems can curb social engineering, the impact of AI agents on identity and security, and the ongoing threat of cybercrime exploiting major events. It also highlights IBM's new partnership with OpenAI to enhance application security using advanced AI models.

May 24, 2026

Five AI Risks That Can Get You Fired—And How to Avoid Them

Martin Keen explains five real-world AI risks that can lead to job loss: shadow AI, data leakage, hallucinations, prompt injection, and unauthorized AI agents. He emphasizes the critical need for strong AI governance to ensure safe and productive AI adoption in the workplace.