The Lone Analyst Podcast

Adam Rhys Heaton
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The internet's weird basement, live from a podcast booth. What happens when you read between the headlines.

  1. 1d ago

    THE KEYS TO SOMEBODY ELSE'S HOUSE

    Episode 32: Nine AI platforms robbed in a month, North Korea runs AI across the whole attack chain, NIST wants every agent to carry ID, Colorado fights over two slippery words, China's distillation question, and Apple puppets your face on a phone.

  2. 2d ago

    THE THINGS WITHOUT A FACE

    Episode 31, recorded Halloween: the Analyst and Keiko trace a week where AI agents did the haunting. A crypto-tracing firm gets traced, a China-backed crew runs two hundred break-ins in eleven days, an AI safety lab argues about how badly it got probed, OpenAI publishes virtues it doesn't follow yet, a former insider lists what we won't fix in time, and the copyright fight over the training pile goes to court.

  3. Oct 26

    THE TRUST THEY GAVE AWAY FOR FREE

    Episode 30: Canada's C-22 lawful-access bill heads to a Senate committee, attackers hijack real Dell and Staples order emails, Cybersecurity Awareness Month plans for the next 250 years, a Hugging Face Space that tells you if your model runs on AWS Trainium, a Lean pipeline that audits your own proofs, and foundation models reading chest X-rays four kilometers underground.

  4. Oct 25

    THE CALCULATOR THAT ISN'T YOURS

    Episode 29: a bootkit that hands investigators a calculator, a poisoned Python package that steals your keys before you even import it, cars that leak their drivers, a vendor's fraud-fighting AI coworker, the mid-century engineers who taught machines to hallucinate on purpose, and China catching up in orbit. The Analyst sees a pattern. Keiko checks the sourcing.

  5. Oct 24

    THE DOOR THEY CALLED YOUR CHOICE

    Episode 28: Google cracks a door in its own ad wall, spyware rides along inside targeted ads, a judge rules DOGE's grab at federal employee data was illegal, Anthropic gives away Agent Skills, alignment researchers argue about whether we can even watch the models, and NIST closes out Cybersecurity Career Week. The Analyst sees permission slips everywhere; Keiko keeps the receipts.

  6. Oct 14

    THE SCANNER THAT MOVED IN WITH YOU

    Episode 27: Singapore puts an AI scam-spotter inside your phone, the EFF retells how code became speech, a European bank gets robbed the loud way, Microsoft ships the largest patch pile in history, Citrix and Fortinet and Ivanti scramble to close an exploited VPN door, and OpenAI says half of EU enterprise tokens now come from agents. The Analyst sees a pattern in who gets to read your private conversations. Keiko wants the sourcing.

  7. Oct 13

    THE WORDS WITH NO ONE BEHIND THEM

    Episode 26: A CVSS 10 in SAP's auth library that mails your credentials to strangers, Microsoft's FORGE Lab finding Linux kernel crashes for pocket change, an Apple-and-Johns-Hopkins paper that lets agents decide when to forget, why identity is the thing you recover first, MIT's Deb Roy on who's answerable for AI-written civic text, and EPIC's push at a ten-hour NYC Council AI hearing.

  8. Oct 12

    THE TRUCK THAT WON'T STOP LOOKING

    Episode 25: Mail trucks that film your street for 'community safety,' a thousand AI agents running in your company with nobody's name on them, NVIDIA building a cage for agents that hallucinate their own malware, a proposal to finish aligning one model before training the next, a paper arguing AI explanations don't actually match the AI, and Helen Toner on what Washington and Beijing both fear.

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The internet's weird basement, live from a podcast booth. What happens when you read between the headlines.

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  • Creator
    Adam Rhys Heaton
  • Years Active
    2026
  • Episodes
    32
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © 2026 Veritas Aequitas Holdings LLC
  • Show Website
    The Lone Analyst Podcast