AI:AM — Trust and Recovery in AI (June 1, 2026)

Trust and Recovery in AI. Andy Fernandez (HYCU) on backups as the enterprise black box, David Villalón & Manuel Romero (Maisa) on auditable digital workers, and Snehal Antani (Horizon3.ai) on the 77-second breach and why deception is the EMP of AI cyber weapons. Plus the disk trade and 1,766 miles of full self-driving.(0:00) Opening — Why a daily AI show(0:31) Why we need more AI shows(11:12) What are we trying to do here(17:23) Andy Fernandez (HYCU) — AI, cyber resilience & recoverability(23:23) Backup data answers what was deleted(27:14) Telemetry won't replace recovery(43:14) Trust requires guardrails, not blind access(48:21) David Villalón & Manuel Romero (Maisa) — Digital workers that survive production(55:00) We don't use workflows, we handle exceptions(57:50) Workflow thinking constrains knowledge work(1:03:55) Compiling and executing programs on the fly(1:09:58) ROI isn't just cost — it's faster value(1:23:16) Snehal Antani (Horizon3.ai) — Trust through autonomous security validation(1:25:50) Attackers chain small weaknesses(1:47:49) Assume breach, manage blast radius(1:58:08) Seventy-seven seconds to lose(2:02:09) Deception is the EMP of AI(2:03:02) Closing — The disk trade, Panopticon, and FSD(2:05:46) Products get pulled by the market(2:23:04) Crypto is banking's overlay(2:26:18) Rules need to get betterGuests:Andy Fernandez — HYCU (@hycuinc)David Villalón — Maisa (@davipar)Manuel Romero — Maisa (@mrm8488)Snehal Antani — Horizon3.ai (@snehalantani) This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit briefing.ai-in-the-am.com