ShipTalk: AI, DevOps & Software Delivery

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AI is reshaping software delivery every week. ShipTalk turns the noise into what actually matters to you. Brought to you by Harness, it's the podcast that breaks down the biggest shifts in AI, DevOps, and software delivery into practical takeaways you can actually use. Every episode, our hosts sit down with a sharp guest — the engineers, security leaders, and executives living these changes — to unpack a timely headline and what it really means for how you build, ship, and secure software. No hype, no vendor gloss: just the context and candid opinions that help engineering, platform, and security leaders make smarter calls. Hit subscribe and stay current on AI, DevOps, CI/CD, platform engineering, and DevSecOps — so the future of software delivery never catches you off guard. Stop talking, start shipping.

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    Why the U.S. Locked Down Fable and Mythos: AI, National Security, and the Workforce Squeeze

    The U.S. just barred foreign nationals from accessing two advanced AI models — Fable and Mythos — citing national security. Around the same time, the Five Eyes intelligence alliance warned that AI-enabled cyberattacks are "months, not years" away. Host Adam and co-host Martin dig into whether that warning is already overdue — and what it means for the people actually defending software. They're joined by Assaf, a longtime security leader (and Adam's former boss) and author of Lessons from the Front Line: Insights from a Cybersecurity Career. The conversation moves from the headlines to the harder truth underneath them: AI adoption is climbing, yet more than half of security and IT workers are considering leaving their jobs — burned out, under-resourced, and worried AI is coming for their roles. Assaf's take is contrarian and sharp: the real failure isn't AI, it's leadership translation and a training pipeline we're quietly demolishing. As Adam puts it, "this is not a security problem, it's an engineering problem." A candid, news-driven look at AI, national security, and the security workforce squeeze — and a surprisingly optimistic read on where it all goes next. Listen on: Apple Podcast | Spotify | YouTube Timestamps: 00:00 Cold Open: AI Cyberattacks Aren't Months Away — "We're Already There" 00:53 Welcome to ShipTalk: Today's Two Headlines 01:35 Are We Already Using AI Without Realizing It? 02:41 Five Eyes Warns AI Cyberattacks Are "Months, Not Years" Away 04:31 Harness by the Numbers: Half of Security Pros Want to Quit 05:25 Meet the Guest: Assaf Keren (ex-PayPal & Qualtrics CSO) 06:14 "Secure by Design, But For Real This Time" 08:46 The ISSA Survey: Why Security Jobs Keep Getting Harder 10:01 The "Triple Whammy" Burning Out Security Teams 11:49 Have We Been Here Before? Cloud & the Changing SOC Role 13:32 The Contrarian Take: AI Could Make Security Better 15:41 The Real Failure: We're Demolishing the Training Pipeline 18:41 Weak Leadership, or a Security Translation Problem? 22:05 Trust: The CISO's Real Business Function 23:20 What Teams Get Wrong About AI + Software Delivery 24:37 Debrief: Adam & Martin's Takeaways 26:31 Wrap-Up: Stop Talking, Start Shipping

    Why the U.S. Locked Down Fable and Mythos: AI, National Security, and the Workforce Squeeze

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AI is reshaping software delivery every week. ShipTalk turns the noise into what actually matters to you. Brought to you by Harness, it's the podcast that breaks down the biggest shifts in AI, DevOps, and software delivery into practical takeaways you can actually use. Every episode, our hosts sit down with a sharp guest — the engineers, security leaders, and executives living these changes — to unpack a timely headline and what it really means for how you build, ship, and secure software. No hype, no vendor gloss: just the context and candid opinions that help engineering, platform, and security leaders make smarter calls. Hit subscribe and stay current on AI, DevOps, CI/CD, platform engineering, and DevSecOps — so the future of software delivery never catches you off guard. Stop talking, start shipping.

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