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Conversations at the crossroads of data, AI, governance, cybersecurity, and digital transformation.Join Kate Carruthers as she dives into the world of data, AI, governance, cybersecurity, and digital transformation.
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When AI Escapes Containment: Superintelligence, Cyber Risk, and Protecting Your Data (opens the original)
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In this episode, KateCarruthers and Mark Pesce unpack what it really means for frontier AI models to “escape containment,” from the OpenAI–Hugging Face incident to Anthropic’s Claude Mythos tests, and why the second‑best model today is as powerful as last month’s flagship. They explore how relative superintelligence, agentic behaviour, and container jailbreaks change the threat model for CISOs, and what it looks like to design AI and data governance and safety protocols that protect your organis
How material practice shapes innovation: the surprising origins of zero and AI (opens the original)
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The future of work is often framed as a story of displacement. That framing misses the point. Work does not disappear. It reorganises. In this Data Revolution podcast conversation, Pete Evans-Greenwood offers a more useful lens: technology changes work by reshaping tasks and practices over time, not by cleanly replacing roles. History bears this out. From the introduction of zero through to signwriting and now AI, the pattern is consistent. Tools land, but the real transformation happens in how
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