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  • Marc Hijink, author of Focus: The ASML Way | Invisible Machines Podcast
    How did a Dutch company most people haven’t heard of come to hold the fate of AI? Marc Hijink, author of Focus — The ASML Way joins Josh and Robb to explore the insatiably precise process of producing the chips that power GPUs, and with them the AI taking shape all around us. Marc is a financial reporter and technology columnist for the Dutch daily newspaper NRC, and Focus is the result of decades of uncompromising, embedded reporting on ASML, which produces 90% of all chips worldwide. Operating out of a quiet town in the Netherlands, their extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography machines produce a steady stream of chips working with an accuracy of within a few atoms. The trio explores how the EUV process is as much probabilistic as it is deterministic, as well as the impact that different cultures have on ASML’s partnerships and pipeline. Relying on lenses that have to be grown from crystals, lithography is a high-stakes endeavor that requires a delicate balance of tooling and advanced engineering. We need it to power everything from smartphones to washing machines to traffic lights. With China looking for inroads into this foundational technology that has been controlled by the western world, this conversation is as timely as it is fascinating.Chapters -00:00 - Inside ASML01:12 - How ASML Makes the World’s Chips03:20 - Chip Supply Chain Fragility04:55 - Marc Hijink’s ASML Reporting07:00 - The Hidden Hardware Layer08:20 - Chips & Geopolitics11:00 - Chips Are Physical Matter12:40 - Error Correction & Precision14:30 - ASML x TSMC Partnership16:45 - ASML’s Chaos Culture19:40 - Dutch vs. German Engineering28:20 - Moore’s Law Goes 3D32:10 - ASML + Mistral AI40:00 - Why ASML Can’t Be Copied49:00 - How ASML Prioritizes Orders55:10 - Agentic AI & Complexity1:02:00 - Humans Adapting to AI---------- Support our show by supporting our sponsors!This episode is supported by OneReach.ai — creators of Generative Studio X (GSX), the first complete AI Agent Runtime Environment (V1 circa 2019). Forged over a decade of R&D and proven in 10,000+ deployments, GSX lets enterprises design, build, and orchestrate secure, scalable AI agents and systems. Trusted across healthcare, finance, government, and telecom. Use any AI modelsBuild and deploy intelligent agents fastCreate guardrails for organizational alignmentEnterprise-grade security and governanceAvoid vendor lock-in.Backed by UC Berkeley and recognized by Gartner.Before you build or buy another AI solution, think about getting an AI system.Book a Demo: https://onereach.ai/book-a-demo/?utm_source=soundcloud&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=podcast_s6e9&utm_content=1 ---------- The revised and significantly updated second edition of our bestselling book about succeeding with AI agents, Age of Invisible Machines, is available everywhere: Amazon — https://bit.ly/4hwX0a5#InvisibleMachines #Podcast #TechPodcast#AIPodcast#AI #AgenticAI#AIAgents#DigitalTransformation#Cybersecurity#AIInfrastructure#AIOrchestration#AIManagement#TechLeadership#Innovation#ResponsibleAI#AIStandards#OpenAI#Technology
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  • Siloed Security? Forget AI Adoption
    Omar Santos is a Distinguished Engineer directing AI Security at Cisco. He’s here for a frank conversation about the realities of security in the agentic era. As more software is created on-the-fly by AI agents at the request of humans, security has to become an ever-present layer. Security will be built into complete agent runtime environments and will require constant human oversight and intervention, augmented by the ability to simulate outcomes to avoid risk. Omar is also the Co-Chair of the Coalition for Secure AI, and these are the things he’s thinking about on a daily basis. He sits down with Robb and Josh at the end of a travel blitz that included work surrounding OpenAI’s Stargate Project, a four-year $500b plan for new AI infrastructure in the United States. The trio discuss how the ongoing training of models and the rising demand for inference continue to push the demand for security across burgeoning technology ecosystems. ---------- Support our show by supporting our sponsors!This episode is supported by OneReach.ai — creators of Generative Studio X (GSX), the first complete AI Agent Runtime Environment (V1 circa 2019). Forged over a decade of R&D and proven in 10,000+ deployments, GSX lets enterprises design, build, and orchestrate secure, scalable AI agents and systems. Trusted across healthcare, finance, government, and telecom. Use any AI modelsBuild and deploy intelligent agents fastCreate guardrails for organizational alignmentEnterprise-grade security and governanceAvoid vendor lock-in.Backed by UC Berkeley and recognized by Gartner.Before you build or buy another AI solution, think about getting an AI system.Book a Demo: https://onereach.ai/book-a-demo/?utm_source=soundcloud&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=podcast_s6e9&utm_content=1 ---------- The revised and significantly updated second edition of our bestselling book about succeeding with AI agents, Age of Invisible Machines, is available everywhere: Amazon — https://bit.ly/4hwX0a5Chapters - 00:00 - Intro and episode setup00:33 - Meet Omar Santos and his role in AI security01:00 - Security as the new programming02:20 - Coalition for Secure AI and security as a new language04:45 - Identity, access, and AI agents06:09 - Scaling models and mega data centers09:04 - Training vs inference and the compute explosion12:54 - Budgets, compute, and hybrid human–AI security teams15:16 - Checklists, guardrails, and spec-driven development20:00 - From IDEs to agent swarms and background agents25:19 - CodeGuard, rules for coding agents, and secure SDLC32:00 - Why doing nothing is the biggest AI security risk39:30 - Validating AI, AI safety levels, and open source dilemmas46:00 - Private networks, insider AI agents, and embedded security51:00 - Simulation, digital twins, and business-wide risk modeling#InvisibleMachines #Podcast #TechPodcast#AIPodcast#AI #AgenticAI#AIAgents#DigitalTransformation#Cybersecurity#AIInfrastructure#AIOrchestration#AIManagement#TechLeadership#Innovation#ResponsibleAI#AIStandards#Cisco#OpenAI#StargateProject#AISecurity#Technology
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  • Confronting Complexity with GraphQL ft Matt DeBergalis CEO/Co-founder, Apollo GraphQL | S6E8
    As the CEO and Co-founder of Apollo GraphQL, Matt DeBergalis has a lot to say about the ways that organizations can confront their inherent complexity and build reliable systems for AI to flourish. He joins Robb and Josh to talk about how GraphQL has made it easier for developers to build meaningful, AI-powered solutions.As an open-source language for APIs, GraphQL makes data fetching more precise and flexible. When utilized within an agent runtime environment, GraphQL gives organizations the ability to build their own tools. As Matt explains, this gives orgs an enormous edge with agentic AI, and helping teams move light on their feet, experiment, and adjust quickly.The trio also reminisces about the early days of the internet and agrees that ChatGPT was the mother of all demos.Looking for the Agent runtime episode - https://youtu.be/CddjTUWSaHA?si=86dSwjyE3uZGYY8FHere is recent news Apollo announced at Summit last week :https://www.apollographql.com/newsroom/press-releases/apollo-expands-platform-to-power-the-agentic-future-at-graphql-summit-2025Chapters - 00:00 - Intro and episode setup02:10 - Unsung hero moment for GraphQL and agent energy03:12 - GraphQL basics for APIs in an agent runtime04:36 - Why GraphQL won - types, tooling, developer velocity05:20 - API design UX - REST vs GraphQL for developers06:54 - From developers to builders - laypeople using agents07:00 - Will the term developer fade - future of dev work12:28 - Edit over scratch - tools that elevate product taste15:35 - Personalized small-batch software and 3D-print analogy17:31 - Agent-personalized apps beyond siloed UIs18:46 - GraphQL as business language - nouns, verbs, capabilities29:04 - Deterministic rails vs non-deterministic models in finance32:01 - Real guardrails with MCP to Agent to GraphQL51:00 - Graph as backbone of agentic AI ---------- Support our show by supporting our sponsors!This episode is supported by OneReach.ai - creators of GSX, the first complete AI Agent Runtime Environment (V1 circa 2019).Forged over a decade of R&D and proven in 10,000+ deployments, GSX lets enterprises design, build, and orchestrate secure, scalable AI agents and systems. Trusted across healthcare, finance, government, and telecom.Use any AI modelsBuild and deploy intelligent agents fastCreate guardrails for organizational alignmentEnterprise-grade security and governanceAvoid vendor lock-inBacked by UC Berkeley and recognized by Gartner.Before you build or buy another AI solution, think about getting an AI system.Book a Demo: https://onereach.ai/book-a-demo/?utm_source=soundcloud&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=podcast_s6e6&utm_content=1--------------------> The revised and significantly updated second edition of our bestselling book about successful adoption of AI agents, Age of Invisible Machines, is now available anywhere you buy your books:Amazon — https://bit.ly/4hwX0a5#invisiblemachines#podcast #techpodcast #aipodcast #ai #agenticai #digitaltransformation #graphql #opensource #softwareengineering #techinnovation #digitaltransformation #futureofai #emergingtech #developertools #techtalk #MCP#ApolloGraphQL
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  • Controlling AI Chaos with Agent Runtimes
    Josh and Robb get together to share a short but deep dive into agent runtime environments. Agent runtimes are the missing piece in the many AI projects out in the world that never reach production. Robb explains how runtimes allow businesses to orchestrate AI agents so they can collaborate around business objectives and drive real ROI. Runtimes also give agents access to canonical “source-of-truth” knowledge bases and tools like MCP and A2A that allow them to pull the levers of existing software. Robb and Josh discuss the major investments in time and money required to build a runtime from scratch and why finding a complete agent runtime lets organizations make quick strides with the complex technologies associated with AI.---------- Support our show by supporting our sponsors!This episode is supported through partnership with OneReach.ai. Experience the first complete runtime for AI agents - a turnkey private architecture and tools for building enterprise-grade agentic solutions. Use any AI modelsCreate guardrails for organizational alignmentEquipped with enterprise grade security Avoid vendor lock-in.OneReach.ai’s award-winning AI agent orchestration platform meets the many requirements for seizing powerful new technologies in this pivotal moment.Interested in implementing an Agent Platform for your organization? Book a Demo: https://onereach.ai/book-a-demo/?utm_source=soundcloud&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=podcast_s6e6&utm_content=1 ---------- The revised and significantly updated second edition of our bestselling book about successful adoption of AI agents, Age of Invisible Machines, is now available anywhere you buy your books: Amazon — https://bit.ly/4hwX0a5 #agentruntimes#AIruntime#InvisibleMachines #Podcast #TechPodcast#AI #AgenticAI#AIPodcast#DigitalTransformation#AIDisruption #AIAdoption#FutureOfWork #DigitalTransformation #InnovationLeadership #AIInBusiness#BusinessInnovation #onereach
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  • AI Adoption is an Act of Self-Disruption ft Brian Solis, Head of Global Innovation at ServiceNow
    Brian Solis, is a digital anthropologist and futurist who serves as the Head of Global Innovation at ServiceNow and is the former Head of Global Innovation at Salesforce. Brian is a bestselling author of Lifescale, The End of Business as We Know It, and Mindshift, which helps leaders learn how to see emerging trends, harness disruptive forces, and use them to fuel growth. Brian joins Robb and Josh to talk with us about the importance of self-disruption in AI adoption. With so many genAI projects failing to reach production, this episode looks at approaches taken by IKEA and Airbnb that have induced the kind of mind shift that invites self-disruption. Brian, who's been called the CEO whisperer, also talks about the nuanced difference between “aha” and “uh-oh” moments and the pitfalls of hopeless optimism.Brian Solis’s works: https://briansolis.com/books/Key Chapters0:00 — Intro: Josh & Rob set the stage0:34 — Guest intro: Brian Solis (ServiceNow futurist, author of Mindshift)1:07 — Why AI adoption requires self-disruption1:26 — Aha vs Uh-oh moments with AI5:30 — Why Brian is called the “CEO Whisperer”8:30 — Rethinking failure & success (beyond SV mantras)12:11 — Storytelling as strategy: Disney & Airbnb lessons21:40 — MindShift: disruption as a deliberate choice23:10 — Embrace complexity (the VC decision lens)25:10 — Iteration vs innovation: redefining growth29:00 — ROI vs “Return on Ignorance” (cost of not acting)34:01 — Multiple futures & scenario planning39:08 — Organizational AGI: companies as futurists43:28 — IKEA case study: automation + augmentation46:12 — NVIDIA & the power of simulations---------- Support our show by supporting our sponsors!This episode is supported through partnership with OneReach.ai. Experience the runtime for AI agents — a turnkey private architecture and tools for building enterprise-grade agentic solutions. Use any AI modelsCreate guardrails for organizational alignmentEquipped with enterprise grade security Avoid vendor lock-in.OneReach.ai’s award-winning AI agent orchestration platform meets the many requirements for seizing powerful new technologies in this pivotal moment.Interested in implementing an Agent Platform for your organization? Book a Demo: https://onereach.ai/book-a-demo/?utm_source=soundcloud&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=podcast_s6e6&utm_content=1 --------------------> The revised and significantly updated second edition of our bestselling book about successful adoption of AI agents, Age of Invisible Machines, is now available anywhere you buy your books:Amazon — https://bit.ly/4hwX0a5#InvisibleMachines #Podcast #TechPodcast#AI #AgenticAI#AIPodcast#DigitalTransformation#AIDisruption #AIAdoption#FutureOfWork #DigitalTransformation #InnovationLeadership #AIInBusiness#BusinessInnovation
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"The enemy of nonsense in AI"   |  The #1 podcast about agentic AI Join great conversations with experts about the intersections between AI, product design, technology and business. The bestselling authors of Age Of Invisible Machines are joined by other luminaries to continue the conversations that began in their book—the first bestseller about agentic AI. With a newly revised and updated Second Edition that hit the shelves in spring of 2025, Robb Wilson (CEO and Co-Founder of OneReach.ai) and Josh Tyson expand their explorations of disruptive technology with fellow AI insiders, experts, and luminaries working in adjacent realms.
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