Season 1.  Episode 2.  Unscripted with Reid Blackman

Season 1. Episode 2. Unscripted with Reid Blackman

Reid Blackman, former philosophy professor turned AI ethics advisor to Amazon, the FBI, and the Canadian government, joins Jeff Pedowitz to argue that the standard approach to AI governance is fundamentally broken. Top-down, policy-driven programs take a year or more to pass, arrive obsolete as the technology races from narrow AI to generative to agentic, and rarely change behavior. His alternative, from his new book The Ethical Nightmare Challenge, discards the values-first playbook in favor of a single pragmatic question: what are the nightmares? Name the specific bad outcomes for a given AI agent, determine the resources and training needed to avoid them, and let cross-functional teams do the problem-solving, pushing accountability to the front line rather than onto a single overwhelmed executive or an unscalable risk board. Along the way they explore why risk-obsessed enterprises are blind to AI risk, why leaders can no longer defer to the "techies," how to spot the buzzword artists in the ethics space, and why the leap from generative to agentic AI is a mountain most organizations have not begun to climb.

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Season 1.  Episode 19.  Unscripted with Matthew Guggemos

Season 1. Episode 19. Unscripted with Matthew Guggemos

Matthew Guggemos spent more than 20 years as a speech-language pathologist teaching children to communicate — kids for whom language doesn't come free — and now builds AI at scale as CTO of iTherapy, ...

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Season 1.  Episode 18.  Unscripted with Camberley Bates

Season 1. Episode 18. Unscripted with Camberley Bates

Camberley Bates has spent 30-plus years as one of enterprise technology's most respected independent analysts, paid to cut through vendor hype and tell executives what's real. On this episode of Unscr...

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Season 1.  Episode 17.  Unscripted with Russ Wilcox

Season 1. Episode 17. Unscripted with Russ Wilcox

Russ Wilcox, CEO of ArtifexAI, went from a broken sewer decision in his Cape Cod hometown to advising the Pentagon and State Department on the US-China AI race. In this episode of Unscripted, he tells...

27 Heinä 52min

Season 1.  Ep[isode 16.  Unscripted with Keith Pijanowski

Season 1. Ep[isode 16. Unscripted with Keith Pijanowski

Every impressive AI demo sits on an enormous, expensive, and very unglamorous foundation of data. Keith Pijanowski is one of the people who built it. After a decade-plus at Microsoft (where he helped ...

22 Heinä 45min

Season 1.  Episode 15.  Unscripted with Klas Nilsson

Season 1. Episode 15. Unscripted with Klas Nilsson

Everyone is promising humanoid robots in every home and factory. Klas Nilsson has spent 40 years on the part that turns out to be hard. The Cognibotics founder, who built one of the first digital robo...

20 Heinä 45min

Season 1.  Episode 14.  Unscripted with Lena Smart

Season 1. Episode 14. Unscripted with Lena Smart

Lena Smart has spent 30 years securing the systems we genuinely cannot afford to have fail — the power grid, financial markets, and as longtime CISO at MongoDB, one of the most widely used databases o...

12 Heinä 33min

Season 1.  Episode 13.  Unscripted with Sarah Chardonnens

Season 1. Episode 13. Unscripted with Sarah Chardonnens

Dr. Sarah Chardonnens is a professor at the University of Freiburg with a PhD in the science of learning, and in this conversation with Jeff Pedowitz she takes on the question everyone has an opinion ...

10 Heinä 36min

Season 1.  Episode 12.  Unscripted with Juergen Weichenberger

Season 1. Episode 12. Unscripted with Juergen Weichenberger

Juergen Weichenberger has been building AI since the 1990s, well before it became a mainstream conversation, in domains where the cost of being wrong isn't a typo, it's a shutdown: factories, energy g...

10 Heinä 34min