AI is not the apocalypse most people fear - the real danger is what corrupt power does with it right now. Guy Morris explains why the next 3 to 5 years matter far more than sci-fi doomsday scenarios, and how ordinary people can protect their families, careers, and humanity before the window closes. Morris has lived a career that sounds impossible: strategy and leadership roles at IBM, Oracle, and Microsoft, a startup founder, Disney Records composer, and an award-winning author whose work blends history, archaeology, religion, politics, economics, and science. He also survived cartel death threats, shark dives, and a childhood that taught him to look for meaning, not entitlement. He breaks down why he wrote *The AI Tsunami* as a practical warning for normal people, not just executives and technologists. You’ll hear how AI is already finding zero-day vulnerabilities, how criminal tools are showing up on the dark web, and why the biggest immediate issue is not machines turning evil - it’s the people in power deciding what to do with a new source of leverage. We also get into the huge environmental and infrastructure cost of AI data centers, including what a single Meta site in Louisiana could mean for water, power grids, and local communities. Morris makes the case that regulation needs to happen at international, national, and local levels before the damage scales further. Then the conversation shifts into story, trauma, and human nature. Morris shares how his fiction - including *The Course of Quotas* - grew out of a desire to write for his son, and why flawed characters with real moral limits feel more truthful than invincible heroes. That thread leads to a bigger question: what do we need most if we want a future that is actually worth building? If you care about AI, leadership, technology, storytelling, or the future of society, this is essential listening. Guy Morris doesn’t just warn about what’s coming - he lays out how to think clearly, act wisely, and stay human in the middle of it. **Guy Morris** is an author and former executive with experience at IBM, Oracle, and Microsoft. He is the writer of *The AI Tsunami*, where he explores how artificial intelligence, corruption, and human greed may collide in the years ahead.