Welcome to TechDaily.ai with hosts David and Sophia, where we dive deep into the transformative world of agentic AI — the next evolution of artificial intelligence reshaping business operations across industries.
In this episode, discover how agentic AI moves beyond simple automation by acting autonomously: perceiving, reasoning, acting, and learning continuously without human hand-holding. Explore the powerful PRL loop framework behind these intelligent agents and their roles as taskers, automators, collaborators, and orchestrators creating a persistent digital workforce that adapts in real time.
We unpack real-world applications in banking, insurance, manufacturing, logistics, and beyond — from dynamic fraud prevention and rapid claims processing to proactive factory maintenance, illustrating how agentic AI delivers agility, precision, and massive efficiency gains.
However, with great power comes great responsibility. David and Sophia discuss the critical importance of trust, operational controls, transparent governance, and human oversight as essential safeguards to prevent risks and ensure ethical, accountable AI deployment.
Whether you’re a business leader, technology enthusiast, or curious about AI’s evolving landscape, this episode provides a comprehensive, expert-led overview of how agentic AI is revolutionizing the future of work and what it means for your industry.
Tune in now to understand the persistent, adaptive digital workforce changing the game — and stick around till the end for compelling insights on embedding human judgment within AI learning to safeguard your core values.
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Join hosts David and Sophia on TechDaily.ai for an eye-opening exploration into the next frontier of AI infrastructure.
In this episode, we dissect the unprecedented challenges faced by data centers powering AI, including the staggering energy demands and the physical limitations of copper networks.
Discover how the shift to photonic technology—using light instead of electricity—is poised to rewrite the future of computing.
We dive deep into groundbreaking innovations from materials science, like gallium arsenide and silicon-germanium, that are enabling optical modulators to overcome thermal and electrical barriers.
Learn about two major commercial paths reshaping AI hardware: TSMC’s Compact Universal Photonic Engine (CUPE) and Lightmatter’s daring optical interposer approach. With data transmission speeds climbing into the terabit scale and power consumption slashed dramatically, these advances promise to unlock AI’s full potential.
This episode not only reveals the physics and engineering behind these breakthroughs but highlights the strategic stakes for the technology industry at large. Whether you’re a tech professional, AI enthusiast, or curious about how future computing will scale, this deep dive delivers crucial insights.
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In this eye-opening episode of TechDaily.ai, hosts David and Sophia uncover a sophisticated new cyberattack dubbed "ghost calls," where hackers exploit Microsoft Teams and Zoom communications to bypass corporate firewalls undetected. Dive deep into the delicate balance companies face between security and performance, and how the widely recommended split tunneling creates a hidden vulnerability.
Learn how attackers leverage trusted infrastructure, like TURN relay servers, to create encrypted, uninspected tunnels that look like typical video calls but carry malicious command-and-control traffic. Discover how portable, long-lived credentials issued by Teams and Zoom become the key to these invisible attacks, allowing cybercriminals to operate remotely while masquerading as legitimate users inside the network.
David and Sophia break down the attack flow step-by-step, explain why traditional network defenses fall short, and reveal practical endpoint-focused detection strategies including process verification, canary tokens, and tooling signature analysis.
This episode highlights the urgent need for zero-trust approaches even within trusted collaboration tools. Whether you manage enterprise security or just want to stay informed about emerging cyber risks, this episode arms you with critical insights to protect your organization from ghost calls hiding in plain sight.

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