AI is reshaping entry-level jobs, but is it really the villain? Andy Sitison separates labor-market myths from reality and explains how humans stay indispensable on DIY CyberGuy episode #99.

Will AI replace humans? Not so fast. Jonathan Aberman explains why AI creates sameness—and why originality becomes your edge. Adapt or be automated.

ChatGPT's market share is slipping as rivals gain ground. What does that mean for users and investors? Jim Ferry, Partner at Volition Capital, explains where AI competition is creating real value, and where it is not.

The FBI warns that cybercriminals are breaching Salesforce and other SaaS platforms without exploits—just phishing, misconfigurations, and OAuth abuse. Ben Wilcox CTO of ProArch, explains how to lock down SaaS before your data walks out the door.

When Cloudflare went down, huge parts of the internet went with it. ZeroTier CEO Andrew Gault joins DIY Cyber Guy to reveal why the internet is becoming "too big to fail" — and how resilient networks can fix it.

Executives are being targeted like never before. In this episode 94, David speaks with Chris Pierson, CEO of BlackCloak.io, explain how AI, data brokers, and digital breadcrumbs are driving real-world attacks—and what leaders must do now to reduce risk.

AI benchmarks are broken—and misplaced trust is dangerous. Our guest, Michael Sena, CSO and Co-Founder of Recall, explains why flawed AI testing creates false confidence, and how continuous, community-driven evaluation is required before AI can safely underpin professional work.

Amazon warned employees after ChatGPT divulged proprietary data. That is not a theory—it is a real AI risk. In this episode, Walter Haydock, Founder of StackAware, exposes "unintended training," how it happens, and how employees can use AI without leaking confidential data.