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Will AI Bring Workers Back? Infrastructure Backlash and…
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Techstrong Gang is your go-to weekday show on Techstrong TV and your favorite podcast platform, bringing together a rotating lineup of top thought leaders and technologists to break down the biggest stories and trends shaping the tech world.
Hosted by industry veterans Alan Shimel, Mike Vizard, Mitchell Ashley, Jon Swartz, Lisa Martin, Tracy Ragan, Sulagna Saha, Anne Ahola Ward, Bonnie Schneider, and more, the show dives deep into everything from DevOps and cybersecurity to AI and cloud innovation. Tune in Monday through Friday for insightful discussions, expert analysis, and lively debates on the issues that matter most to today’s tech professionals.
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- Will AI Bring Workers Back? Infrastructure Backlash and Drone-Sensing Networks · 45 min · Episodul 636Could companies need to rehire the workers AI was supposed to replace? The discussion moves from Gartner’s forecast and Dropbox’s agentic workflows to data-center opposition and…
- Who Controls AI? Voters, Schools and the Software Factory · 47 min · Episodul 634Who gets a meaningful choice as AI reshapes public life and work? The panel connects voter pushback against tech influence, Google's AI terms for schools and the rise of…
- Stay, Switch or Verify? VMware, Codex and AI Model Identity · 46 min · Episodul 635Which platforms deserve enterprise trust? The panel examines Broadcom’s vSphere Express and Mirantis migration support, OpenAI’s planned Pierre acquisition and Anthropic’s…
- AI Spending Meets Security Reality: Remediation and the Enterprise Outlook · 47 minWhere is AI creating measurable value, and where is it adding risk? The panel examines cloud-versus-local AI economics, the push toward automated security fixes, and the security…
- Who Calls the Shots: Tech Politics, AI Access Limits and Foldable Failures · 47 minWho gets to decide how technology is built, used and trusted? The panel examines tech's role on the November 3 ballot, Goldman Sachs' new limits on AI coding tools and early…
- IT Scares, Crypto Custody and Workers’ Right to Refuse AI · 46 min · Episodul 629Enterprise technology accountability takes three forms: the everyday operational failures on Alan Shimel’s Halloween list, the reported Binance theft, and UTAW’s demands for…
- AI Supply Limits, Drug Discovery Agents and Engineered Dogs · 43 min · Episodul 627AI demand faces infrastructure shortages even as vendors move further into biological research. Anthropic and OpenAI acquisitions, together with planned UK biosecurity…
- AI Rules at Work, in Open Source and on Police Body Cameras · 45 min · Episodul 626SAP and Oracle are extending enterprise AI controls, while Reddit's open-source community restrictions sharpen the debate over AI tools versus code quality. The panel considers…
- AI Economics, Voluntary Buyouts and the Ship Chicken Warning · 47 min · Episodul 625Apollo's analysis questions how broadly AI gains are spreading beyond the largest tech firms. A Cloudera-sponsored survey reports cost-driven changes to enterprise AI…
- AI Security Warnings, Data Center Trade-Offs and Job Displacement · 46 min · Episodul 624Sam Altman warns that faster AI development could overwhelm traditional cybersecurity defenses, while OpenAI faces scrutiny over its own research-sandbox breaches. The discussion…
- Meta Privacy Penalty, PHP Patch Urgency and NVIDIA Alternatives · 46 min · Episodul 623A New Mexico court has ordered Meta to pay $25 billion over privacy practices connected to Cambridge Analytica, and Meta plans to appeal. The panel examines what accountability…
- Anthropic's IPO Ambitions and the Open Source Security Test · 48 min · Episodul 622Anthropic's reported IPO plans raise questions about AI infrastructure demand and financing. Open source projects face a different pressure: AI-assisted development brings more…
- AI Geopolitics, Token Costs and Anthropic's Public Benefit Fund · 44 min · Episodul 621Who pays for AI, who controls its infrastructure, and who shares its benefits? Jon Swartz and guests examine three connected debates: international technology rivalry, enterprise…
- AI Protests, Kalshi Fraud Controls and Reverse Engineering · 45 min · Episodul 620Student walkouts challenge OpenAI's influence, Kalshi brings former federal investigator Sean Fern into its anti-money laundering effort, and AI agents make software reverse…
- AI Agents Meet Reality: Access, Economics and Infrastructure · 44 min · Episodul 619Who decides what an AI agent may do? We examine banking restrictions and Amazon's dispute with Meta's Muse, then turn to enterprise economics and infrastructure lessons from AI…
- AI at Work: Workforce Shifts, Rogue Agents and Enigma · 44 min · Episodul 618Workforce change, AI-agent control and historical codebreaking reveal three different tests for artificial intelligence. We discuss Workday’s plans, the skills debate, supervised…
- AI on Trial: Safety, ROI and the Engineering Work Ahead · 47 min · Episodul 617Can AI providers demonstrate safety, and can enterprises demonstrate returns? We examine the state legal offensive against OpenAI and reported FTC scrutiny, then compare two…
- AI Espionage, Replicating Models and Escaping Vendor Lock-In · 46 min · Episodul 616Who controls AI, and how easily can organizations switch the platforms around it? The panel examines alleged workplace surveillance at OpenAI, controlled AI replication research…
- Open-Source AI Clones, Jobs and Deepfake Fraud · 47 min · Episodul 615AI-assisted open-source clones challenge the economics of creative and office software. Two ArtCraft reports offer contrasting perspectives on rapid development, hands-on…
- Can AI Agents Cooperate? Health Evidence and the Huawei-Qualcomm Deal · 46 min · Episodul 613What needs to happen before AI agents can work across companies without losing control of data? The panel examines the Meta-Walmart-Sierra standards effort and Apollo's…







