Modern CTO

AI is flooding the cybersecurity space. So, how do we fight back?

Today, we're talking to Ariful Huq, co-founder at Exaforce. We discuss how to build AI defense systems against AI-powered attack waves, why 98% of security alerts are false positives, and how to turn a team of three analysts into a team of ten using AI agents.

All of this right here, right now, on the Modern CTO Podcast! 

To learn more about Exaforce, check out their website here.

If it’s growing exponentially, what will happen to the SaaS model?

Today, we're talking to Rob Woollen, Co-founder at Sigma Computing, and Marwan Mattar, VP of AI at Sigma. We discuss whether AI will kill the SaaS industry, why the demo-to-production gap is AI's biggest challenge, and how the cost of building custom applications is approaching zero.

All of this right here, right now, on the Modern CTO Podcast! 

To learn more about Sigma, check out their website here.

He went to the biggest tech and economic gatherings in the world.

Today, we're talking to Jim Harris, AI Strategist and Keynote Speaker. We discuss how companies are achieving 80%+ efficiency gains with AI-first thinking, why most employees still fear AI and what to do about it, and how humanoid robots and AI are revolutionizing everything from healthcare to housework.

All of this right here, right now, on the Modern CTO Podcast!

Jim's website: https://www.jimharris.com/
Jim's YouTube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zmyTJVWyQJI

If you don’t use it, you lose it. Does the same apply to AI and our brains?

Today, we're talking to Jacob Ward, journalist, AI ethics and safety advisor, and author of The Loop. We discuss why AI will dissolve our brains just like Google Maps dissolved our sense of direction, how our unconscious decision-making makes us vulnerable to AI manipulation, and why kids saying "clankers" might be our best hope for the future.

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To learn more about Jacob's work, check out his website h

The culture is turning on billionaires, but who do you think is funding our technological progress?

Today, we're talking to John McGinnis, Professor at Northwestern University and author of "Why Democracy Needs the Rich." We discuss why wealthy individuals are essential to technological progress and democracy, how professional influencers create incentive structures against the rich, and why America's AI dominance depends on venture capital and entrepreneurial coordination.

All of this right here, right now, on the Modern CTO Podcast! 

To pick up a copy of "Why Democracy Needs the Rich," check it out here!