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Future Tech And Foresight

Emerging and future technologies and the trends that they are linked to will be covered on this podcast. From the more obvious tech like: AI, Robotics, Autonomous Vehicles, and The Metaverse.

Podcast · By Marc Verbenkov · Canadian English · Official site

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Sep 22, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 22, 2026

    How Invisible AI Agents Are Taking Over the Enterprise (With Ran Aroussi of VarOps) - Ep #248 (opens the original)

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    Marc and Ran Aroussi explore how invisible AI infrastructure is transforming the enterprise, breaking down how autonomous agent teams can execute complex tasks without forcing employees to adopt new software. About the Episode The race to integrate artificial intelligence into established enterprises is running straight into a major bottleneck: nobody wants to learn another complicated software platform. Instead of forcing teams to adopt disruptive new dashboards, the real breakthrough is making

  2. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    Why AI Is Destroying Corporate Security (With Robbie Tyrie of Torridon Cyber) - Ep #247 (opens the original)

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    Marc and Robbie Tyrie explore how organizations are losing control of their internal AI tools, breaking down why automated hacking is about to trigger a massive wave of supply chain attacks. About the Episode The rapid adoption of artificial intelligence has completely changed the modern cybersecurity landscape, transforming highly targeted hacks into widespread, automated scattergun attacks. Today, employees are constantly uploading sensitive documents and embedding new AI tools without any rea

  3. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    Why Hackers Are Winning the AI War (With Lee Rossey of SimSpace) - Ep #246 (opens the original)

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    Marc and Lee Rossey explore how artificial intelligence is lowering the barrier to entry for hackers, breaking down why building realistic cyber training ranges is the only way companies can survive. About the Episode Cybersecurity used to be a highly technical game played mostly by nation-states and elite military agencies. Today, artificial intelligence has completely lowered the barrier to entry, allowing amateur hackers to launch prolific, automated attacks against easy targets like hospital

  4. Episode · Sep 1, 2026

    Why Local Retail Will Beat Amazon (With Bryan Weisberg of Merchwise AI) - Ep #245 (opens the original)

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    Marc and Bryan Weisberg explore how AI is saving local retail stores, breaking down why brick-and-mortar shops can easily beat e-commerce giants by automating data entry and focusing on human connection. About the Episode Despite the constant headlines about the death of physical shopping, a massive 84% of retail sales still happen in brick-and-mortar stores. The real problem local shops face isn't a lack of customers, but a severe lack of modern technology to handle tedious inventory tasks. By

  5. Episode · Aug 25, 2026

    The Ex Machina Moment in Business (With Artem Koren of Semby AI) - Ep #244 (opens the original)

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    Marc and Artem Koren explore how AI is evolving from passive meeting transcription to aggressive, autonomous agents that actually execute the work for you. About the Episode For the last few years, artificial intelligence has essentially acted as an advanced stenographer, neatly summarizing our calls and identifying action items. But the market has quickly moved past basic transcription and entered an era where software actually steps in to execute tasks on its own. We are now seeing the rise of

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