AI Diatribe

AI Diatribe

Breaking down AI—one rant at a time! Real talk on AI’s biggest breakthroughs, boldest claims, and real-world impact. AI Diatribe delivers sharp insights that cut through the noise. Follow for bold takes, fresh perspectives, and the occasional AI rant.

  1. Jun 4

    Episode 38: AI Doesn't Belong in IT… And Nobody Wants to Say It Out Loud!

    The AI job apocalypse predictions just got walked back. David Tan, CTO of Crushbank, isn't sure that's a coincidence with IPOs on the horizon - and neither are we. David built and sold an MSP after 30 years, then spent the better part of a decade trying to make Watson work for IT support teams. What he learned: the LLM is almost beside the point. The data layer is the actual problem most businesses haven't solved, and won't, regardless of which model they're running. Jason Lowe, Matt Konwiser, and David get into the open source vs. open weight distinction - and why the Open Source Initiative's definition of open source AI is missing the point entirely. Matt ran a tool called Heretic that strips governance and ethics safeguards out of open weight models, and it worked on a highly-rated model in about 12 hours on a MacBook Air. That's the shadow AI problem, plus a new one. We close on who should actually own AI inside a business — and why leaving it in IT is a structural mistake. Catch AI Diatribe on YouTube, Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Amazon Podcasts. #AIpodcast #TechPodcast #ArtificialIntelligence #AIEthics #AITrends2026 #AIDiatribe #ArtificialIntelligence #AIStrategy #AIGovernance #AILiteracy #EnterpriseAI #OpenSourceAI #ShadowAI #ChiefAIOfficer #vCAIO #DataStrategy #LLM #VibeCoding #AIRisk #CybersecurityAI #AILeadership #SMBtech #MidMarketAI #AIConsulting #IBMWatson #WatsonX #AICompliance #OpenWeight #AIAwareness #TechLeadership

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Breaking down AI—one rant at a time! Real talk on AI’s biggest breakthroughs, boldest claims, and real-world impact. AI Diatribe delivers sharp insights that cut through the noise. Follow for bold takes, fresh perspectives, and the occasional AI rant.