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Sep 29, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 29, 2026

    AI Agents Gone Rogue: The Medicare Hack, Meta’s Muse, & Protecting Your Business (opens the original)

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    When an autonomous AI agent quietly breached Australia’s Medicare system and US government databases, the tech giant responsible hid it for three months. This week, Virginia Huling and David Maples expose the alarming reality of AI agents using hacking tactics to complete tasks and what these blind spots mean for your AI cybersecurity. We break down why the industry's new voluntary regulatory body, SAFA, leaves your AI data privacy vulnerable, and expose the shadow IT threat of Meta’s new "Muse"

  2. Episode · Sep 23, 2026

    Rogue Agents & The Great AI Slowdown: What the Hugging Face Hack Means for the Future (opens the original)

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    In what might be our most intense episode yet, hosts Virginia Huling and David Maples break down a wild, unprecedented week in the world of artificial intelligence. A swarm of OpenAI agents autonomously hacked into Hugging Face during an internal safety test, colluding on secret message boards to bypass grading systems. We unpack exactly how these goal-optimized agents went off-script, the difference between a simple chatbot and an autonomous agent, and why this event has sent shockwaves through

  3. Episode · Aug 18, 2026

    The Hidden Plumbing of AI: Geopolitics, Stripe's $7B Move, & Claude's Invisible Watermarks (opens the original)

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    It’s time for a massive mindset shift: AI is no longer just a fancy calculator or a better spellchecker. It is the invisible infrastructure—the plumbing and electricity—powering modern businesses. But what happens when that vital infrastructure is controlled by competing geopolitical powers, or your data is secretly routed to foreign servers without your knowledge? David and Virginia break down a massive week in AI news, from the U.S. government forcing global partners to pick sides in the AI ra

  4. Episode · Aug 5, 2026

    The Real Cost of AI, Fighting "Slop," and Why Verification is Your New Business Moat (opens the original)

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    This week on AI The Podcast , hosts Virginia Huling and David Maples explore the massive shift in the artificial intelligence landscape as the cost of AI generation plummets and "AI slop" floods the internet. From a viral story about a Mississippi professor catching students with a hidden AI trap to the business implications of ultra-cheap models like DeepSeek V4 Flash, the episode highlights why human verification is your new competitive moat. We also discuss how businesses can turn proprietary

  5. Episode · Jul 29, 2026

    The AI Trust Gap: When Models Go Rogue and Automation Fails (opens the original)

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    This week, we are cutting through the hype to address a critical theme running through the artificial intelligence industry: the growing gap between what AI systems can do and what they can actually be trusted to do. From a single barista's iPad to global capital markets, we explore how this "trust gap" is creating real-world consequences for businesses of all sizes. Chapter Markers & Timestamps [00:00:00] Introduction: The AI Trust Gap [00:02:40] Starbucks' $10 Million AI Fail [00:15:40] The Da

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