Alan, Mike, Mitch, Fred Wilmot, Jon Swartz and Jack Poller dive into why artificial intelligence (AI) is now becoming a mainstay of the Super Bowl advertising before debating the inherent cybersecurity risks associated with adopting agents such as MoltBolt/OpenClaw.

Then the gang takes a look at the future of DevOps in the age of AI.

Alan Shimel, Mike Vizard, Jon Swartz, Anne Ahola Ward and Gina Rosenthal dive into a Gartner forecast that sees IT spending driven by artificial intelligence (AI) investments topping $6 trillion.

Then the gang looks at the military's growing interest in AI, before diving into why it's really important to understand how AI works following a new report shared by Anthropic.

Alan Shimel, Mike Vizard, Jon Swartz, Teri Robinson and Barbara Roos dive into Elon Musk's latest moves to create an innovation engine by merging SpaceX and xAI.

Then the gang takes a look at whether AI will lead to the death of software-as-a-service (SaaS) applications, as many on Wall Street seem to now think, before delving into a deliberate disclosure of the identities of thousands of alleged cybercriminals.

Alan Shimel, Mike Vizard, Chris Blask, Kate Scarcella, and Futurum Group president Dan O'Brien dive into the future of artificial intelligence (AI) in the "Twilight Zone" before debating the chances an AI rebel alliance might usurp the status quo.

Then the gang takes a look at how IT professionals are evolving into data shepherds in the age of AI.

Alan Shimel, JP Morgenthal, Hope Lynch and Stephen Foskett, president of the Tech Field Day arm of the Futurum Group, dive into Moltbot, a general purpose artificial intelligence (AI) agent that, while gaining a significant level of adopton, is also raising cybersecurity alarms.

Then the gang celebrates the 10th birthday of WebAssembly, otherwise known as Wasm, before taking a look at the state of IT infrastructure in the age of AI.

Alan Shimel, Mike Vizard, Fred Wilmot, Anne Ahola Ward, and Gina Rosenthal dive into the issues artificial intelligence (AI) is creating in the workplace—also known as AI Workslop—before previewing how AI will be applied at the Super Bowl to improve player safety and enhance the fan experience.

The gang then examines why cybersecurity representatives from the federal government appear to be boycotting the RSAC Conference this year.

Alan, Mike, Jon, Teri Robinson and Wickey Wang dive into the next-generation of an artificial intelligence (AI) chip developed by Microsoft before debating the degree to which music generated by AI is real. Then the gang dives into how Alan found himself being impersonated on Instagram.

Alan Shimel, Mike Vizard, Chris Blask, Kate Scarcella and Sid Nag dive into the security flaws in Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers and clients that are being used to give AI agents access to data, before taking a look at an effort to port the NVIDIA CUDA framework to AI accelerators from AMD.Then the gang dives into the state of Kubernetes adoption following a survey from the Cloud Native Computing Foundation (CNCF) that sees 82% adoption.