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Podcast•Dec 16, 2025•6 min
Microsegmentation (Noun) [Word Notes]
The episode defines microsegmentation as a zero‑trust security method that isolates individual application workloads, enabling granular protection for each. It highlights how this approach reduces lateral movement risks within networks and supports compliance by enforcing policy at the workload level. The host, Rick Howard, references insights from Illumio CTO PJ Kirner’s “Micro‑Segmentation Masterpieces” talk, underscoring the practical benefits and implementation considerations for modern security architectures.
By Hacking Humans
Podcast•Dec 16, 2025•51 min
OpenAI's 'Code Red' And the AIO Best-Of Listicle Hack
The episode examines OpenAI's rushed launch of GPT‑5.2, noting its strong benchmark scores but mixed real‑world performance and urging cautious testing against GPT‑5.1. It reveals how classic "best‑of" listicles are now a rapid shortcut to AI search visibility, though this...
By Artificially Intelligent Marketing
Podcast•Dec 16, 2025•33 min
496: How B2B Brands Actually Grow
In this episode, marketing scientist Professor Byron Sharp explains that B2B growth hinges on building mental availability before physical sales, challenging the common focus on in‑market buyers and flashy brand campaigns. He outlines the metrics that truly reflect progress—such as...
By Renegade Marketers Unite
Podcast•Dec 16, 2025•8 min
DoorDash Rolls Out Zesty AI Social App
The episode breaks down DoorDash's new AI-powered social app, Zesty, which helps users discover restaurants and share dining experiences. It explains how Zesty's AI curates personalized recommendations, leverages community content, and integrates social features to make food discovery more interactive....
By AI Chat
Podcast•Dec 16, 2025•1 min
A Holiday Prank
The episode recounts how the Gemini VI crew, after their October mission was canceled, pivoted to a December launch aimed at achieving the historic first rendezvous with Gemini VII. It details the technical challenges of coordinating two spacecraft in orbit...
By Innovation Now
Podcast•Dec 16, 2025•5 min
SANS Stormcast Tuesday, December 16th, 2025: Current React2Shell Example; SAML Woes; MSMQ Issues After Patch;
The episode reviews recent activity around the React2Shell exploit, noting that while variants continue to appear in SANS honeypots, the technique is largely mature and even Iranian actors are now merely scanning for it. It then delves into ongoing SAML...
By SANS Internet StormCast
Podcast•Dec 15, 2025•22 min
Will This OpenAI Update Make AI Agents Work Better?
The episode examines OpenAI's integration of Anthropic's "skills" system, explaining how modular skill libraries and progressive disclosure can make AI agents more efficient, reliable, and easier to share than ever‑more complex monolithic models. It highlights the broader AI policy landscape,...
By The AI Breakdown
Podcast•Dec 15, 2025•25 min
Starfish Space Completes an Autonomous RPO in LEO.
The episode highlights Starfish Space's autonomous rendezvous and proximity operations (RPO) mission in low Earth orbit, conducted with Impulse Space, and notes Rocket Lab's first dedicated JAXA launch and Mission Space's upcoming payload with Rogue Space. Guest Patrick O'Neill, Public...
By T-Minus Space Daily
Podcast•Dec 15, 2025•34 min
Humane versus Human Marketing
Mark Schaefer and Mathew Sweezey explore the distinction between "human" marketing—aimed at emotional connection—and "humane" marketing, which prioritizes delivering fast, effortless help to customers, often via AI. They argue that while heartfelt storytelling remains valuable, the immediate impact of AI-driven,...
By The Marketing Companion
Podcast•Dec 15, 2025•1 min
Inside a Mars Habitat
The episode explores analog missions that simulate living on Mars, focusing on how researchers test life-support systems, crew psychology, and health protocols to keep astronauts fit for deep-space travel. Experts discuss the challenges of isolation, radiation protection, and sustainable resource...
By Innovation Now
Podcast•Dec 15, 2025•6 min
SANS Stormcast Monday, December 15th, 2025: DLL Entry Points; ClickFix and Finger; Apple Patches
The episode covered four main topics: how malware can exploit DLL entry points that run on load, the resurgence of ClickFix attacks using the obsolete finger command over port 79, a massive Apple patch addressing 48 vulnerabilities—including two actively exploited...
By SANS Internet StormCast
Podcast•Dec 14, 2025•38 min
Space Power: New Names May Foretell New Space Weapons Systems
The episode examines how recent renaming of U.S. space units signals a shift toward developing dedicated space‑based weapons, exploring the strategic implications of a new “Star Wars”‑style executive order. It highlights the evolving doctrine that treats space as a contested...
By The DownLink Podcast
Podcast•Dec 14, 2025•7 min
Woman Gives Birth Inside Waymo Robotaxi
The episode recounts a real‑world edge case where a pregnant woman went into labor while inside a Waymo self‑driving robotaxi, detailing how the autonomous system and the ride‑share operator responded to the emergency. It highlights the challenges autonomous vehicles face...
By AI Chat
Podcast•Dec 12, 2025•26 min
From Cyber Threats to Heavy-Lift Satellites.
The episode covers the resurgence of a bipartisan U.S. bill aimed at bolstering cybersecurity for commercial satellites, highlights K2 Space’s $250 million Series C round that values the company at $3 billion, and introduces stealth‑emerged Fortastra, which secured over $8 million to develop maneuverable...
By T-Minus Space Daily
Podcast•Dec 12, 2025•21 min
7MS #705: A Phishing Campaign Fail Tale
In this episode, the host recounts a recent phishing campaign that initially attracted many victims but was abruptly terminated, highlighting how even well‑executed attacks can fail due to unforeseen factors. The discussion underscores the importance of understanding the broader attack...
By 7 Minute Security
Podcast•Dec 12, 2025•1h
AI Could Let a Few People Control Everything — Permanently (Article by Rose Hadshar)
The episode examines how advanced AI could dramatically amplify existing power imbalances, enabling a tiny elite to control vast economic, political, and military systems. It outlines why this risk is urgent, counters common objections that the threat is overstated or...
By 80,000 Hours Podcast
Podcast•Dec 12, 2025•37 min
Passwords Are Broken: AI Agents Need Identity | Rishi Bhargava, CEO of Descope
Rishi Bhargava, CEO of Descope, explains why traditional passwords are failing and how passkeys and AI agent identities can create a seamless, secure login experience. He breaks down the mechanics of account takeovers, the persistent pain points of password-based logins,...
By Infinite Curiosity
Podcast•Dec 12, 2025•0 min
We Deployed 20+ AI Agents and Replaced Our Entire Human SDR Team. Here's What Actually Works. (Video + Pod)
In this episode the hosts detail how they replaced their human SDR team with over 20 AI agents, sending 60,000+ hyper‑personalized emails, booking 130+ meetings and generating 15% of SaaStr AI London ticket revenue by targeting low‑priority and ghosted leads....
By Jason Lemkin
Podcast•Dec 12, 2025•30 min
Episode 137: Getting Two-Legged Robots Moving - Oluwami Dosunmu-Ogunbi
In this episode, Dr. Claire Asher interviews Assistant Professor Oluwami Dosunmu-Ogunbi about her pioneering work in bipedal robotics, covering how two‑legged robots achieve stable walking and stair‑climbing through advanced control algorithms. Oluwami explains the development of the Biped Bootcamp curriculum,...
By Robot Talk
Podcast•Dec 12, 2025•54 min
495: Teams Built for Growth and Grit
In this episode, Drew interviews three marketing leaders—Dan Lowden, Marni Puente, and Amy King—about how they build resilient, growth‑focused teams. They discuss hiring senior talent first, establishing clear structures with OKRs, scorecards, and dashboards, and using AI committees, battle‑buddy systems, and...
By Renegade Marketers Unite
Podcast•Dec 12, 2025•1h 3m
GPT-5.2 Can't Identify a Serial Killer & Was The Year of Agents A Lie? EP99.28-5.2
The hosts put OpenAI's new GPT‑5.2 through a series of tests, exposing its verbosity, over‑hype, and critical failures—most notably its inability to recognize a serial killer in a straightforward prompt, while Claude Opus and Gemini 3 Pro outperform it. They examine why...
By This Day in AI Podcast
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Podcast•Dec 12, 2025•6 min
SANS Stormcast Friday, December 12th, 2025: Local AI Models; Mystery Chrome 0-Day; SOAPwn Attack
The episode covers three main topics: running the Gemma 3 AI model locally on modest hardware, a newly patched but undisclosed Chrome zero‑day vulnerability, and the SOAPwn flaw that lets attackers exploit .NET SOAP services via malicious file:// URLs. Guy Bruneau’s...
By SANS Internet StormCast
Podcast•Dec 12, 2025•8 min
Episode 1,001: My AI Journey So Far
In this milestone episode, the host reflects on the evolution of the show and their personal AI journey, contrasting early experiences with current developments. They highlight what has fundamentally changed in AI tools and practices, as well as enduring principles...
By In Machines We Trust
Podcast•Dec 12, 2025•9 min
Google Tests On-Article AI Breakdown Panels
The episode explores Google's new AI-powered "breakdown panels" that appear within articles to automatically highlight key events, people, and data. It discusses how these panels aim to enhance reader comprehension while noting publishers' wariness about depending on machine-generated summaries for...
By In Machines We Trust
Podcast•Dec 12, 2025•1h 6m
Why the Next AI Frontier Is Phone Calls, with Beside CEO Maxime Germain
In this episode, the hosts discuss the latest AI industry turbulence—including OpenAI’s alarm over Google’s Gemini and talent wars between Apple and Meta—before interviewing Maxime Germain, CEO of Beside, the AI-powered receptionist handling 2.5 million calls monthly for 20,000 businesses. Germain...
By ACCESS
Podcast•Dec 12, 2025•37 min
Clive Kinross, CEO of Propel Holdings, on Building a Profitable Fintech Lender with Just $4 Million
Clive Kinross, CEO and co‑founder of Propel Holdings, explains how his accounting background drove a disciplined, unit‑economics focus that enabled the fintech lender to become profitable from its early days with just $4 million in seed capital. He details Propel’s AI‑powered...
By Fintech One-on-One
Podcast•Dec 11, 2025•24 min
GPT-5.2 Is Here
The episode dissects OpenAI's new GPT‑5.2, highlighting its stronger reasoning stability, extended context handling, and real‑world productivity features for coding, spreadsheets, and presentations. Early benchmark data and tester feedback illustrate tangible performance gains, while the hosts discuss OpenAI's pivot toward...
By The AI Breakdown
Podcast•Dec 11, 2025•1h 10m
75: A Woken Record
In this episode, hosts Kathy Campbell and Alex Cox examine the rollout of autonomous delivery robots in Chicago, exploring both the technological promise and the community backlash over sidewalk safety and accessibility. They discuss real‑world case studies—from a day in...
By Roboism
Podcast•Dec 11, 2025•21 min
Navigating AI: Insights From ProArch's Cloud Strategy Director
In this episode, host Jaeden Schafer talks with Jim Spignardo, ProArch's Director of Cloud Strategy and AI, about the rapid rise of AI tools like ChatGPT and how organizations can adopt them strategically. Jim emphasizes the need for robust AI...
By AI Chat
Podcast•Dec 11, 2025•23 min
AI Trained in Space.
The episode explores the emerging frontier of space‑based AI and data infrastructure, highlighting Starcloud’s milestone of training the first large AI model in orbit and DARPA’s Phase 2 contract with BAE to develop autonomous space surveillance. Guest Jerome Hittle, CEO of...
By T-Minus Space Daily
Podcast•Dec 11, 2025•47 min
The Arrival of AGI with Shane Legg (Co-Founder of DeepMind)
In this episode, DeepMind co‑founder Shane Legg discusses the current trajectory toward artificial general intelligence, emphasizing the importance of scalable learning algorithms, self‑play reinforcement learning, and the shift from human‑data‑driven models to experience‑based systems. He highlights breakthroughs like AlphaZero and...
By DeepMind: The Podcast
Podcast•Dec 11, 2025•46 min
Space & Satellite Futures: Investing in the Future of Space: Fairfax County's Role in the Next Economy
In this episode, Victor Hoskins, President and CEO of the Fairfax County Economic Development Authority, explains how Fairfax County’s dense tech ecosystem, top universities, and proximity to federal agencies are creating a launchpad for the $1.8 trillion space economy. He highlights...
By SSPI Podcast
Podcast•Dec 11, 2025•27 min
From Automation to Agents: Why Weak Data Makes AI Guess
Jordan Wilson and Ed Macosky discuss how the shift from rigid automations to LLM‑powered AI agents changes workflow reliability, noting that weak data leads agents to guess and produce poorer outcomes. They explore the benefits and pitfalls of "agentification" in...
By Everyday AI
Podcast•Dec 11, 2025•38 min
Banks Are Wasting 50% of Their Marketing Budget
In this episode, Fred Cadena of Vericast explains that banks are losing half of their marketing spend because generic campaigns miss the mark, and that relevance—driven by real‑time, hyperlocal data on neighborhoods, life events, and mover signals—outperforms broad reach. He...
By Banking Transformed
Podcast•Dec 11, 2025•0 min
GLP Podcast: Ketamine—Miracle Depression Treatment, or Recreational Nightmare?
The episode examines ketamine’s rise from a battlefield anesthetic to an FDA‑approved treatment (esketamine) for treatment‑resistant depression, highlighting its rapid antidepressant effects and potential to reduce suicidal thoughts. Experts discuss the drug’s significant risks—including addiction, dissociation, blood‑pressure spikes, bladder damage,...
By Science Facts & Fallacies
Podcast•Dec 11, 2025•50 min
Don’t Let Public Ports Bite.
The episode covers three major security threats: a bot‑driven Monotype font‑licensing extortion that collapsed when a knowledgeable employee disproved the claims; a massive Walmart robocall scam using AI‑generated voices to steal personal data, prompting FCC action against the U.S. voice...
By Hacking Humans
Podcast•Dec 11, 2025•0 min
LunaRecycle
The episode explores waste management challenges for long-duration space missions, using the Artemis program’s four‑astronaut crew as a case study that could produce over 4,000 pounds of trash annually. It examines current strategies—compactification, recycling, and limited incineration—and discusses emerging technologies...
By Innovation Now
Podcast•Dec 11, 2025•51 min
SaaS as an Orchestra | How to Conduct CX, Content & AI Into One Seamless Journey
In this episode, Arman Eshraghi, founder and CEO of Qrvey, argues that SaaS founders should target smaller, high‑pain markets rather than chasing larger TAMs, and explains how embedded analytics and AI tailored for multi‑tenant SaaS can outshine generic dashboards. He...
By SaaS Stories
Podcast•Dec 11, 2025•6 min
SANS Stormcast Thursday, December 11th, 2025: Possible CVE-2024-9042 Variant; React2shell Exploits; Notepad++ Update Hijacking; macOS Priv Escalation
The episode reviews a possible new variant of the CVE‑2024‑9042 Kubernetes OS command injection, noting its reliance on the $() syntax and the need for log‑query privileges. It then delves into React‑to‑Shell attacks (CVE‑2025‑55182), emphasizing that the underlying flaw lies...
By SANS Internet StormCast
Podcast•Dec 10, 2025•16 min
Canada’s MILSATCOM in the Arctic.
The episode highlights MDA Space's new partnership with the Canadian Department of National Defence and Telesat to build Arctic-focused military satellite communications, underscoring the strategic importance of secure connectivity in the high‑latitude region. It also covers recent launch news, including...
By T-Minus Space Daily
Podcast•Dec 10, 2025•54 min
The Evolution of Wallet Infrastructure in Web3 - Jess Houlgrave | ATC #589
In this episode, Stephen Sargeant interviews Jess Houlgrave, CEO of WalletConnect, about how the platform is linking hundreds of wallets with thousands of dApps to create a Visa‑like infrastructure for crypto. Jess explains the rise of AI‑driven agent wallets, the...
By Around the Coin
Podcast•Dec 10, 2025•29 min
AI in 2025: From Agents to Factories - Ep. 282
The episode reviews the major AI milestones of 2025, highlighting the rise of autonomous agents that unlocked new creative capabilities, the deployment of AI‑driven robots in agriculture and surgery, and the emergence of AI factories that automate content and model...
By The AI Podcast (NVIDIA)
Podcast•Dec 10, 2025•24 min
221 - 2025 Year in Review: Strategic Intelligence, Golden Dome and Advancements to Direct to Device
In this year‑in‑review episode, hosts Chris Quilty and Caleb Henry dissect 2025’s pivotal developments: the launch of the Golden Dome architecture, Starlink’s expanding market dominance, and the rapid growth of Direct‑to‑Device (D2D) services, all underpinned by increasing sovereign demand for...
By Constellations
Podcast•Dec 10, 2025•37 min
Determining the Cause and Severity of Sepsis with a Point-of-Care Test
In this episode of The Bio Report, host Daniel Levine interviews Tim Sweeney, CEO of Inflammatix, about the company's TriVerity point‑of‑care test that rapidly distinguishes bacterial from viral infections and gauges immune response severity in sepsis patients. Sweeney explains how...
By The Bio Report
Podcast•Dec 10, 2025•10 min
Ring Adds AI Controversial Facial Recognition to Doorbell Cameras
The episode examines Amazon Ring's new AI-powered facial recognition feature for its doorbell cameras, detailing how the technology identifies faces and alerts users. It highlights growing privacy and surveillance concerns, noting criticism from civil liberties groups and potential misuse in...
By AI Chat
Podcast•Dec 10, 2025•58 min
Risky Business #818 -- React2Shell Is a Fun One
Patrick Gray and Adam Boileau unpack a week of cyber news, led by the shocking CVSS 10/10 React2Shell vulnerability that lets attackers execute code on React JavaScript servers—a flaw quickly weaponized by Chinese APT groups. They also note Linux’s new...
By Risky Business
Podcast•Dec 10, 2025•24 min
The AI Race Gets a Massive Power Shift
The episode examines President Trump's unprecedented decision to let Nvidia ship its H200 AI chips to China, a move that could dramatically shift global AI power by boosting China's compute capabilities while deepening its reliance on U.S. hardware. It explores...
By The AI Breakdown
Podcast•Dec 10, 2025•8 min
SANS Stormcast Wednesday, December 10th, 2025: Microsoft, Adobe, Ivanti, Fortinet, and Ruby Patches.
The episode reviews the latest Patch Tuesday releases, highlighting Microsoft’s 57 fixes—including a privileged‑escalation bug in the Cloud Files Mini‑filters driver that’s already being exploited and new warnings for PowerShell’s Invoke‑WebRequest and AI co‑pilot integrations—while noting critical flaws remain in...
By SANS Internet StormCast
Podcast•Dec 9, 2025•57 min
Why Vision Language Models Ignore What They See with Munawar Hayat - #758
In this episode, Qualcomm AI Research scientist Munawar Hayat explains why Vision‑Language Models often ignore visual input, leading to object hallucination, and how his team’s attention‑guided alignment technique improves visual grounding. He also introduces Generalized Contrastive Learning for efficient multi‑modal...
By The TWIML AI Podcast
Podcast•Dec 9, 2025•28 min
HOW TO: Be a Human Copywriter in the AI Era
In this episode, Erik Sena, Copy Manager at Refine Labs, discusses his journey into copywriting and how AI tools like ChatGPT are reshaping the creative workflow, emphasizing that AI should serve as a brainstorming and efficiency partner rather than a...
By Stacking Growth (The B2B Go-to-Market Podcast)