Machine Dreams
Claim This Podcastby Kolawole Samuel Adebayo & Leah Stern
Podcast Overview
<p>Machine Dreams is a weekly dive into the real world of AI. Hosts Kolawole Samuel Adebayo and Leah Stern talk with the founders, researchers, investors, engineers, and stakeholders shaping the future of intelligent machines. These are unfiltered, human conversations about what’s working in AI, what isn’t, and what might reshape the world next. From databases and infrastructure to agents, regulation, the future of work, and more, Machine Dreams brings clarity to arguably the most important tech story of our time.</p>
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June 4, 2026
AI Agents Are About To Flood The Internet. There’s Just One Problem
<p>Gartner predicts that more than 40% of agentic AI projects will be canceled by the end of 2027 due to escalating costs, unclear business value, and inadequate risk controls. Enterprises are building fast and failing fast.</p><p>The problem isn't the models or the ambition. It's that agents can't actually talk to each other. Most companies are deploying single agents in silos when the real future requires hundreds of them working together, delegating tasks, sharing credentials, and holding context across conversations. The infrastructure for that doesn't exist yet.</p><p>Arick Goomanovsky is co-founder and CEO of BAND (<a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.band.ai" target="_blank">https://www.band.ai</a>) and has built two cybersecurity companies that exited for a combined $550 million. Sygnia was acquired by Temasek for $250 million. Ermetic was acquired by Tenable for around $300 million.</p><p>Now he's tackling what he believes is the next defining infrastructure challenge in AI: building the harness that lets agents discover each other, communicate bidirectionally, and collaborate across the enterprise and the open internet.</p><p>Arick explains why single-agent architectures don't scale, why identity and trust between agents is harder than most people realize, and what a functioning internet of agents will look like inside the enterprise five years from now.</p>
June 4, 2026
Machine Dreams - Episode 23 Trailer
<p>What happens when your company doesn't hire one AI agent... but a thousand?</p><p>In this episode of Machine Dreams, BAND CEO Arick Goomanovsky explains why the future of enterprise AI isn't about bigger models, it's about getting thousands of AI agents to discover each other, trust each other, and work together. From personal AI assistants and digital coworkers to the rise of an "Internet of Agents," this conversation explores one of the most important infrastructure challenges shaping the next era of AI.</p><p>Live today on YouTube, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts.</p><p>7pm GMT+1. 7pm UK. 1pm EST.</p>
May 29, 2026
AI Is Finding Vulnerabilities Faster Than Humans Can Fix Them
<p>The cybersecurity industry has spent decades getting better at finding vulnerabilities. Better scanners, better scoring systems, better detection. And yet breaches keep happening. The problem isn't discovery anymore. It's that security teams are drowning in critical alerts, most of which turn out to be noise, while the real bottleneck remains: how do you actually fix what matters before attackers exploit it? Now AI models like Mythos are about to flood teams with even more vulnerabilities than they can possibly remediate.</p><p>David Warshavski is co-founder and CPO of Tonic Security (<a rel="noopener noreferrer nofollow" href="https://www.tonicsecurity.com" target="_blank">https://www.tonicsecurity.com</a>) and spent more than 20 years in cybersecurity, leading the red team and enterprise security department at Sygnia.</p><p>He explains why Mythos is both overhyped and a genuine warning sign, why the goal of security was never to plug every hole but to protect what keeps the business running, and how Tonic's agentic platform finally closes the gap between identifying risk and eliminating it at machine speed. </p><p>If you work in security or sit on a board trying to understand where the real threat lies, this conversation cuts through the noise.</p>
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- What is Machine Dreams?
<p>Machine Dreams is a weekly dive into the real world of AI. Hosts Kolawole Samuel Adebayo and Leah Stern talk with the founders, researchers, investors, engineers, and stakeholders shaping the future of intelligent machines. These are unfiltered, human conversations about what’s working in AI, what isn’t, and what might reshape the world next. From databases and infrastructure to agents, regulation, the future of work, and more, Machine Dreams brings clarity to arguably the most important tech story of our time.</p> - How often does this podcast release new episodes?
This podcast updates daily.
- Where can I listen to this podcast?
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- Does this podcast accept guests?
Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.
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