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Machine Dreams is a weekly dive into the real world of AI. Hosts Kolawole Samuel Adebayo and Leah Stern talk with the founders, researchers, investors, engineers, and stakeholders shaping the future of intelligent machines. These are unfiltered, human conversations about what’s working in AI, what isn’t, and what might reshape the world next. From databases and infrastructure to agents, regulation, the future of work, and more, Machine Dreams brings clarity to arguably the most important tech story of our time.
Unknown Host hosts Machine Dreams, a technology show with 47 episodes published.
Gartner predicts that more than 40% of agentic AI projects will be canceled by the end of 2027 due to escalating costs, unclear business value, and inadequate risk controls. Enterprises are building fast and failing fast
What happens when your company doesn't hire one AI agent... but a thousand? In this episode of Machine Dreams, BAND CEO Arick Goomanovsky explains why the future of enterprise AI isn't about bigger models, it's about get
The cybersecurity industry has spent decades getting better at finding vulnerabilities. Better scanners, better scoring systems, better detection. And yet breaches keep happening. The problem isn't discovery anymore. It'
AI is about to flood cybersecurity with vulnerabilities, and most companies are nowhere near ready for what comes next. In this episode of Machine Dreams, Tonic Security co-founder and cybersecurity veteran David Warshav
AI agents are being deployed across enterprises faster than security teams can track them. Employees aren't waiting for approval. They're spinning up agents connected to Salesforce, HubSpot, and the most sensitive compan
AI agents are already inside companies making decisions, accessing sensitive systems, and moving faster than most security teams can track. But here’s the real question: who’s actually governing them? In this episode of
AI agents are already deployed across enterprises. They touch company data, hold permissions, and perform actions on behalf of employees. But most organizations have no visibility into what these digital workers are actu
AI agents are already operating inside enterprises. They're touching company data, performing actions, and working on behalf of employees. But most organizations have no visibility into what these digital workers are act
Security teams are buried. Alerts pile up faster than analysts can triage them. Investigations take days or weeks. By the time threats get contained, the damage is done. Meanwhile, adversaries are starting to use AI agen
AI is no longer just assisting security teams. It is starting to investigate, triage, and respond at machine speed. Tom Findling is CEO and co-founder of Conifers, a company building AI SOCs that take ownership of securi
Most B2B companies get pitched AI that sounds great in demos but doesn’t fix what’s actually broken: fragmented systems, manual order entry, and buyers who just want things to work. Aaron Sheehan has spent over a decade
Most B2B companies are being sold flashy AI demos that don’t solve their real problem: fragmented back-office systems, manual order processing, and customers who just want a reliable portal. Aaron Sheehan (VP of Strategy
Many people are now turning to AI chatbots like ChatGPT and Claude for spiritual guidance, asking algorithms questions that used to go to rabbis and pastors. That shift raises questions religious institutions have never
Our next episode on Machine Dreams Podcast is one unlike any other. In this special edition, we talk about something that most people don’t talk about: The interplay between AI, faith, community, and meaning. Many people
The AI in journalism debate is trending hard right now. The Wall Street Journal recently reported on journalists using AI to boost output. Tech.eu suspended a senior correspondent for using AI-fabricated quotes in his re
AI is flooding journalism. Reporters are getting suspended for fabricating quotes with AI. Publications are catching writers who generated entire stories with language models. The debate is raging across newsrooms and so
In this episode, hosts Samuel Adebayo and Leah Stern sit down with Hafeez Jacobson, CEO of Daatra Holdings, to explore how AI is reshaping the software industry. Hafeez explains why companies are moving beyond traditiona
What if your voice could predict your future behavior? This isn't science fiction. On this episode of Machine Dreams, we explore how Daatra Holdings uses AI to analyze the "music" of your speech, not just the words, to h
Financial crime is becoming more complex, more connected, and harder to detect. As money moves across borders in real time, many of the systems banks rely on were built for a very different era. In this episode of Machin
Money is moving faster than ever, and so is financial crime. Traditional systems weren’t built for this pace. In this episode of Machine Dreams, we sit down with Brad Levy, CEO of ThetaRay, to explore how AI is helping b
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