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The Enterprise AI Show

The Enterprise AI Show

Massive Studios 1069 Episodes Oct 14, 2026

The Enterprise AI Show explores the AI journey for enterprise companies worldwide. Hosts Aaron Delp and Brian Gracely discuss generative AI, enterprise systems, and global business strategy with founders, investors, and practitioners. Episodes focus on technical architectures and business models that drive real-world ROI. New shows every Wednesday and Sunday.

Episodes

Agents Are Identities Too: Identity Security After CyberArk with Amy Blackshaw
Agents Are Identities Too: Identity Security After CyberArk with Amy Blackshaw Oct 14, 2026 2474 Brandon interviews Amy Blackshaw, Senior Vice President of Identity Marketing at Palo Alto Networks, about identity security in the age of AI agents. Blackshaw, who spent four years leading product marketing at CyberArk before Palo Alto Networks acquired it in February 2026, explains how identity management evolved from an IT operations task into a security discipline, and why identities now need
A Cloud Nobody Owns: Sovereign Infrastructure for the Agent Era with Dominic Williams
A Cloud Nobody Owns: Sovereign Infrastructure for the Agent Era with Dominic Williams Oct 11, 2026 2505 Brandon interviews Dominic Williams, founder, president, and chief scientist of the DFINITY Foundation, about the Internet Computer and why he set out to build a new back-end compute stack. Williams traces his path from building the kids' MMO Fight My Monster, one of the first serious production users of Cassandra, to decentralized networks and the founding of DFINITY in 2016. He explains the
The New, New Kingmakers: Agents, Developers, and the Future of Software with Stephen O'Grady
The New, New Kingmakers: Agents, Developers, and the Future of Software with Stephen O'Grady Oct 7, 2026 2583 Brandon interviews Stephen O'Grady, principal analyst and co-founder of RedMonk, about his 2013 book *The New Kingmakers* and his recent follow-up, "Agents: The new, New Kingmakers." O'Grady explains that the original thesis was simple: developers had gone from an afterthought in technology purchasing to the group whose choices determined what got used, driven first by open sou
AI News for End of September 2026
AI News for End of September 2026 Oct 4, 2026 2104 Brian (@bgracely) and Brandon (@bwhichard) discuss the biggest AI news stories from the second half of September 2026.Oracle sent a force majeure notice on a major data center build, which Brandon reads as an early signal worth tracking. If other companies follow, it would point to stress in AI infrastructure commitments, and if not, it is a one-off. Brian suggests the industry needs a "Jenga
The Anthropic IPO?
The Anthropic IPO? Sep 30, 2026 1510 We review the potential Anthropic IPO, in the context of revenue trajectory, expense trajectory and planned commitments, past and future funding rounds, future expanse commitments to large datacenter projects, and the strengths and weaknesses of the business in the current and potentially future political climates in the US and around the world. SHOW: 1067SHOW TRANSCRIPT: The EntAIShow #1067 - The
The OpenAI IPO?
The OpenAI IPO? Sep 27, 2026 1732 We review the potential OpenAI IPO, in the context of revenue trajectory, expense trajectory and planned commitments, past and future funding rounds, future expanse commitments to large datacenter projects, and the strengths and weaknesses of the business in the current and potentially future political climates in the US and around the world. SHOW: 1066 SHOW TRANSCRIPT: The Enterprise AI Show #106
How Do Regulated Enterprises Deploy Private, Secure AI?
How Do Regulated Enterprises Deploy Private, Secure AI? Sep 23, 2026 2056 Aaron interviews Ivan Lee, founder and CEO of Datasaur, about what it takes to build private, secure AI for regulated enterprises. Lee traces the shift away from third-party model reliance to compliance pressure, IP protection, and cost, and frames the core decision as buy versus rent: enterprises historically rented frontier models by default, but Western and Chinese open-weight models have matur
AI News for Mid-September 2026
AI News for Mid-September 2026 Sep 20, 2026 2566 Aaron and Brandon cover what the week's news means for enterprise buyers. They question whether Oracle's reported $664 billion backlog is durable demand or overlapping commitments, and Brandon argues contracted future spend is how enterprise business works. On the labs' "slow down" messaging, Brandon sees no coordination, only incentives, while Aaron finds the timing too c
Building AI Agents That Support Enterprise Teams
Building AI Agents That Support Enterprise Teams Sep 16, 2026 2381 Aaron interviews Diego Oppenheimer, general partner at the AIT Fund (the venture fund behind the AI Tinkerers builder community), about what it takes to move AI agents from personal experimentation into enterprise-grade deployment. Drawing on his own agent fleet (a chief-of-staff agent, a content strategist, and Ashley, an always-on AI community manager serving AI Tinkerers' 127,000+ members)
Securing AI Agents in the Enterprise: NanoClaw, Zero Trust Guardrails, and Governance at Scale
Securing AI Agents in the Enterprise: NanoClaw, Zero Trust Guardrails, and Governance at Scale Sep 13, 2026 2717 Brian and Aaron interview Gavriel Cohen, co-founder and CEO of Nanoco and creator of the open-source agent framework NanoClaw, about securing AI agents in enterprise environments. Cohen shares how he built NanoClaw after discovering major security and safety gaps while using agents for an AI native marketing agency, and how the project grew to over 30,000 GitHub stars and over half a million downl
How Open-Source is Reshaping the AI Infrastructure Stack
How Open-Source is Reshaping the AI Infrastructure Stack Sep 9, 2026 2540 Aaron interviews David Aronchick, CEO @ Expanso (former PM lead for Kubernetes, Kubeflow co-founder, and open-source ML leader at Azure) about how open source is reshaping the AI infrastructure stack. Aronchick recounts his path from early Linux and enterprise work to launching Kubernetes and GKE, then creating Kubeflow in 2017 to orchestrate end-to-end ML workflows on Kubernetes. The discussion c
Vitamins vs. Pain Killers vs. Whippets - The Enterprise AI Adoption Problem
Vitamins vs. Pain Killers vs. Whippets - The Enterprise AI Adoption Problem Sep 6, 2026 1335 Brian, Brandon, and Aaron discuss enterprise AI adoption using the sales analogy of whether AI is a “vitamin” or a “painkiller,” arguing that successful transformation still requires a burning-platform event. Brandon suggests AI adoption resembles past digital transformations: without urgent pressure (e.g., a data center closing), organizations resist change and justify existing processes. Brian d

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