Today, John, Les, and Jess dig into the accelerating collision between artificial intelligence and cybersecurity as businesses scramble to respond to a wave of attacks over the last 48 hours. From AI agents operating autonomously inside U.S. bank accounts to unpatched vulnerabilities quietly spreading through critical systems, the threat environment may be growing faster than institutions can adapt. Meanwhile, AI companies are rapidly becoming essential economic and national security infrastructure, and the foreign policy implications are only beginning to surface.
Are governments and the private sector moving fast enough to get ahead of these cybersecurity risks before they cause systemic economic damage? As AI firms grow indispensable to U.S. economic and security interests, will politics constrain their ability to generate the revenue needed to sustain that role? Are militarized labradoodles the future of national security?
Check out the answers to these questions and more in this episode of Fault Lines.
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