Students are challenging OpenAI over AI safety and public oversight. Kalshi's first anti-money laundering team puts financial-crime controls under scrutiny. AI-assisted reverse engineering gives software teams new modernization options alongside testing, security and legal responsibilities.

Mike Vizard and the panel examine the practical controls that can build trust across these three stories, from accountable investigations to evidence that reconstructed applications behave correctly.

Host: Mike Vizard
Guests: Jon Swartz, Teri Robinson and Andi Mann

Story links:
AI Protests: Gen Z Takes on OpenAI in Nationwide Wave of Student Walkouts
https://techstrong.ai/articles/gen-z-takes-on-openai-in-nationwide-wave-of-student-walkouts/

Prediction Market Fraud: Kalshi Bets on Former FBI Agent to Lead AML Team, Curb Fraud
https://securityboulevard.com/2026/10/kalshi-bets-on-former-fbi-agent-to-lead-aml-team-curb-fraud/

Reverse Engineer Anything: AI Agents Can Now Take Software Apart. DevOps Teams Need a Plan
https://devops.com/ai-agents-can-now-take-software-apart-devops-teams-need-a-plan