Malcolm Werchota's AI Cookbook is where artificial intelligence meets authentic business transformation. Known for his direct style and willingness to show AI in action—even during live presentations—Malcolm helps organizations understand that AI isn't about replacing humans but amplifying their capabilities. From voice-note productivity hacks to real-time meeting intelligence, this podcast delivers actionable insights for immediate implementation.
Malcolm Werchota's AI Cookbook is where artificial intelligence meets authentic business transformation. Known for his direct style and willingness to show AI in action—even during live presentations—Malcolm helps organizations understand that AI isn't about replacing humans but amplifying their capabilities. From voice-note productivity hacks to real-time meeting intelligence, this podcast delivers actionable insights for immediate implementation.
October 2011, Bloomberg Television.
Elon Musk dismisses BYD as “a battery company from Shenzhen” and says they should focus on not dying in China.
Fifteen years later:
This episode isn’t about cars.
It’s about AI strategy, philosophy, and execution.
Tesla
BYD
At the same time, BYD delivers:
Execution beats vision — for now.
December 30, 2025:
A Tesla drives 2,700 miles from L.A. to New York with zero interventions.
FSD v14 works.
10× larger model.
Mixture-of-Experts architecture.
The Physical Turing Test is arguably passed.
The question is no longer:
Can Tesla build it?
It’s:
Will the market wait?
Two empires.
Two philosophies.
A global shift not just in mobility — but in how AI is applied.
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BYD vs Tesla: How Elon Musk Lost the Present — and Might Still Win the Future
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2:01 a.m., Caracas.
The lights go out — not because of bombs, but because algorithms flipped the switch.
Within hours:
This wasn’t just a military operation.
It was a demonstration of AI supremacy.
This operation wasn’t driven by human analysts alone.
It was powered by an AI military stack built over years:
What once took 2,000 analysts now takes 20 people with AI.
Humans didn’t disappear — but their role changed:
Kill-chain decisions that once took days are now compressed to seconds.
This is not science fiction.
It’s operational reality.
The U.S. just demonstrated:
This mirrors a pattern from history:
We’ve entered the Cognitive Age of Warfare.
The same AI principles apply outside the battlefield:
If the U.S. military can coordinate satellites, drones, SIGINT, logistics and human teams with AI — your organization has no excuse for still using AI only to write emails.
This episode is not about supporting war.
It’s about understanding how power has changed.
AI is no longer an assistant.
It’s a strategic actor.
And what happened in Venezuela is a warning — not just to governments, but to every organization that still underestimates AI coordination.
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AI Overthrew Maduro – Welcome to the Cognitive Age of Warfare
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Google, Microsoft, Amazon, and Meta are no longer just tech companies.
They are turning into energy operators.
Why? Because the public power grid can’t keep up with AI.
In this episode, Malcolm breaks down why Google bought Intersect Power, why connecting a new data center now takes 5–10 years, and why Big Tech is bypassing governments by building private energy infrastructure.
This isn’t abstract.
It shows up on your electricity bill.
AI isn’t just a software revolution.
It’s an energy shock.
Unlike aluminum or steel plants, data centers:
A single grid event in Northern Virginia caused 60 data centers to drop offline simultaneously, removing 1.5 GW of load in milliseconds — nearly the demand of an entire city.
Power grids were never designed for this.
We are seeing a bifurcation of the grid:
1. Public Grid
2. Tech Grid
Big Tech is building the gated communities of energy.
The cloud is no longer abstract.
It’s concrete, steel, cooling systems, and power lines.
The uncomfortable truth:
More AI = more energy. Period.
Short-term: painful.
Long-term: possibly the biggest accelerator of carbon-free energy ever.
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When electricity entered factories, companies first just added light bulbs.
When computers arrived, they initially just made accounting faster.
It took decades to realize that the real power of new technology lies in re-designing the entire system.
That’s exactly where we are with AI today.
In Part 2 of the Anthropic Report, the data shows:
We are mostly using AI to accelerate existing tasks (Phase 1).
The real transformation (Phase 2) only starts when organizations rethink coordination, decision-making, and structure.
But speed alone does not create lasting advantage.
Anthropic highlights key human bottleneck skills that AI amplifies rather than replaces:
Most AI initiatives today:
Companies invest in tools,
but not in the human capabilities needed for Phase-2 transformation.
As Malcolm puts it:
“AI doesn’t make us less human. It gives us time to be more human.”
AI is not a turbocharger for old work.
It’s a lever to rebuild how work is done.
Those who master Phase 2 win.
Those who only accelerate stay average.
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Meta has spent $60–70B on AI infrastructure — and generated zero AI revenue so far.
So instead of building another model, Meta just bought something that already works.
Manus is an AI agent platform that doesn’t just answer questions — it executes tasks autonomously:
In just 8 months, Manus went from zero to $100M ARR and built one of the strongest agent teams in the world.
Meta brings:
Together, this points to a future where AI agents live directly inside WhatsApp Business.
Over 200 million businesses already use WhatsApp Business.
With Manus inside WhatsApp:
This is why Meta paid $2.5B:
AI agents as paid digital employees for millions of businesses.
Unlike ChatGPT Operator, Comet, or other AI browsers:
You don’t prompt steps.
You define outcomes.
“Finish this Coursera course with >90% score.”
Manus figures out the rest.
At the same time:
We’re moving:
The agentic AI era has already started.
Meta just confirmed it.
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Accenture just announced a multi-year partnership with Anthropic — and it’s one of the most important enterprise AI signals of 2025.
Right now:
Two years ago, most executives couldn’t even pronounce Anthropic.
Today, Claude has flipped the enterprise AI landscape.
In this episode, Malcolm explains why.
Accenture didn’t start yesterday.
In March 2024, they trained 1,400 engineers on Claude.
Fast forward to December 2025: 30,000 people.
That’s a 21× increase.
Anthropic itself calls this one of the largest Claude practitioner ecosystems in the world — and it’s just the beginning inside a company of nearly 700,000 employees.
Most leaders think AI coding means autocomplete.
Malcolm explains why Claude Code is not autocomplete — it’s agentic execution:
Claude Code doesn’t suggest the next line of code.
It solves the problem end-to-end.
Today, Claude Code already holds ~54% of the AI coding market — and 90% of its own codebase was written by itself.
Yes — Accenture laid off ~22,000 people in 2025, including 11,000 in Q4 alone.
Julie Sweet (CEO of Accenture) was blunt:
“We’re on a compressed timeline. Reskilling everyone is not viable.”
Roles made obsolete by AI are being exited.
At the same time:
This is not contradiction.
It’s AI-centric restructuring.
Accenture isn’t “monogamous”:
But Claude dominates regulated environments because of Constitutional AI.
Unlike RLHF-trained models (ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok):
This matters for:
Salesforce confirms it:
“Customers in finance and healthcare pushed us toward Anthropic because they felt it was more secure.”
These aren’t pilots.
These are core workflows.
Now zoom out.
You and your 50 colleagues:
Giving employees AI is not training.
Training is:
Accenture isn’t guessing.
They’re operationalizing AI adoption.
Try this:
Ditch ChatGPT and Copilot for one month.
Work only with Claude (and Claude Code).
You’ll fall off your chair.
And you’ll understand why Accenture just made the biggest enterprise AI bet of the year.
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This episode wasn’t planned.
It was recorded on December 25th, in the middle of real Christmas life.
Malcolm shares how AI has become non-optional in his family:
And suddenly it’s clear:
AI is no longer a tool. It’s just… there.
AI didn’t assist Christmas shopping.
It reshaped it.
Malcolm shares a deeply personal story:
using AI — with diary context and emotional history — to find a gift that truly mattered to his wife.
Not a product.
A decision.
A gesture.
“The AI connected dots I had forgotten.”
An uncomfortable realization follows:
Does AI sometimes understand the people we love better than we do?
Insight:
AI ads are technically brilliant — but emotionally off.
Like a smile that never reaches the eyes.
The question is no longer:
“Will AI affect my job?”
It’s:
“How do I avoid getting stuck in the middle?”
The middle is emptying.
A viral video from China shows a 4-year-old girl crying — because her AI companion broke.
No screen.
Only voice.
Real emotional attachment.
This isn’t science fiction.
It’s already happening.
Malcolm reflects on his own child and asks:
When do we introduce AI — and should we?
No easy answers.
AI isn’t just monetizing technology.
It’s monetizing loneliness.
Christmas is peak season.
Practical protection tip:
Run a Who-Is analysis on suspicious links directly with ChatGPT or Gemini.
AI productivity shifts the benchmark.
Rest time becomes learning time.
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A palliative care doctor visits patients at 8 PM — not out of passion, but because she spent four hours after clinic closing doing reports, billing codes, insurance forms, and documentation.
This is not an exception.
This is healthcare in 2025.
And it’s breaking the system.
In this Quick Byte, Malcolm takes you inside a classroom in Buchs, Switzerland — the first major AI course for Medical Practice Assistants in the DACH region — where he makes a shocking discovery:
Out of 30 healthcare professionals,
only ONE uses AI for documentation.
The very thing they hate most.
The thing that consumes 4 hours a day.
The thing that Voice AI can reduce to minutes.
Why doctors, nurses, and assistants are drowning in administrative work — and why this crisis is growing across Europe.
Most doctors are stuck at Step 1: speech-to-text.
The real breakthrough is Step 2: AI processing.
One voice note →
✓ Patient note
✓ Referral letter
✓ Billing codes
✓ Inventory updates
✓ Medication checks
✓ Lab request
All generated automatically.
Malcolm explains the practical framework:
AI medical coding market: $2.4B → $8.4B by 2033
Fastest tech adoption in healthcare history
Doctors are not desperate for AI —
They’re desperate to get their lives back.
Tomorrow morning, after your next patient:
Hands off the keyboard.
Record in natural language.
Drop it into a HIPAA/GDPR-compliant AI tool.
Save 20–30 minutes that day — and hours by month’s end.
This is not disruption.
This is not innovation theater.
This is giving healthcare professionals their time back so they can give patients their attention back.
And Malcolm leaves you with one final challenge:
Next time you visit your doctor, ask them:
“How are you using AI already?”
If the answer is no…
Find a new doctor.
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We never planned to record 100 episodes.
This podcast started in mid-2025 as a side project — something to externalize what normally stayed locked inside consulting decks, workshops, and boardroom conversations. Fast-forward a few months, and here we are at Episode 100.
So instead of doing a highlight reel or a victory lap, Malcolm did something else:
He downloaded the transcripts of the previous 99 episodes
Fed them into Claude Code
And asked a simple question:
“What did we actually say?”
What came back was surprising.
AI flagged provocative quotes.
Patterns of criticism.
Recurring themes around Europe, geopolitics, layoffs, chip wars, and power.
Predictions that, uncomfortably, are already coming true.
This episode is a reflection — not just on the podcast, but on how AI, business, and global power structures have shifted in a matter of months.
• The “AI Grenades”
Why provocative statements matter — and why Malcolm doesn’t apologize for them.
• Europe: A Love Letter Through Criticism
Why Europe’s biggest problem isn’t talent, but urgency.
Why Singapore, China, the UAE, and Saudi Arabia are executing while Europe debates.
• From Consulting Artifact to Public Asset
How the podcast became a way to scale insight beyond slide decks.
• Finding the Voice
From early prompting tutorials, to technical deep dives, to calling out AI failures, to geopolitics and history.
• AI Drama
Why long-form, narrative-driven AI episodes resonate more than daily news — and why this format is here to stay.
• Using AI to Build the Podcast Itself
How AI agents now write, fact-check, restructure, and improve episodes.
Why 70% of production is now AI-assisted — and why that matters.
• Predictions vs Reality
Why some early predictions now look disturbingly accurate.
Why being wrong publicly is part of thinking seriously about AI.
• What Comes Next (2026)
More AI Drama.
More practical tool breakdowns.
More selective guests.
Less noise. More signal.
This is not an AI news episode.
This is not a tutorial.
This is not hype.
It’s a checkpoint.
A look at how fast things moved in just 100 episodes — and a reminder that what feels “fast” now will look slow in hindsight.
If you’ve been listening since Episode 1: thank you.
If this is your first episode: welcome.
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What if AI could save you 4 hours of work per task? Not vague “efficiency gains,” but concrete dollar amounts you can plug into a spreadsheet.
Anthropic just published a groundbreaking productivity report based on 100,000 real-world Claude tasks. Unlike traditional studies that say “40% faster,” this report quantifies AI’s impact in real monetary terms:
And the most shocking result?
Teachers save 96% of their time on curriculum development.
In Part 1 of this series, Malcolm breaks down five transformative insights from the report:
This isn’t hype. It’s hard data from real work across industries.
Whether you're a manager, developer, teacher, executive, or anyone doing high-value knowledge work, this episode gives you the frameworks, numbers, and mental models to understand AI’s real impact on productivity.
Recorded in Vienna, in Malcolm Werchota’s signature no-BS, practical style.
Anthropic’s new productivity report changes the conversation around AI completely. Instead of percentages and hype, it gives us real dollar values and real time savings across professions. This episode unpacks the top insights.
Part 1 of a 2-part deep dive into AI productivity research.
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An AI-generated country song just hit #1 in the US. At the same time, a viral TikTok hit with nearly 40 million views was pulled from streaming after accusations that the vocalist’s voice was AI-cloned from a real artist—without permission.
Welcome to the chaos of AI-generated music.
In this episode, Malcolm unpacks the two stories redefining the music industry:
A track goes viral worldwide. Smooth vocals. Professional production. Then the takedown notices come.
The accusation: the vocals were generated with AI and cloned from an existing artist’s voice.
Labels accuse the creators of deception.
Creators say it was “just processing.”
But hashtags like #jorjasmith tell a different story.
When AI can replicate a vocal vibe so closely that millions think it’s the original artist, who owns the voice? The style? The aesthetic?
2024: Warner, Sony, and Universal sue Suno and Udio for mass copyright infringement.
2025: Warner settles—and becomes Suno’s strategic partner.
Suddenly AI music isn’t theft.
It’s a “victory for the creative community.”
Add in Nvidia investing in Suno, 100 million users making AI music, and Spotify refusing to ban AI tracks… and you can see where the industry is heading.
Malcolm shares a personal story about making a Suno-generated goodbye song for a teammate—one that made her cry.
It raises the central question:
When is AI replacing creativity?
And when is it augmenting it?
Malcolm argues for three essential guardrails:
Right now, none of these rules exist.
This episode is for anyone who cares about:
music, creativity, ethics, AI regulation, or just understanding the cultural earthquake happening right under our feet.
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Your buddy says: “AI was boring this week.”
You say: “Bro… no.”
Because this week quietly reshaped the foundations of AI — from military adoption, to global chip wars, to enterprise software rewriting itself around AI.
In this Weekly AI Recap, Malcolm covers the stories that matter beneath the hype:
Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, Microsoft — normally trying to destroy each other — suddenly join forces.
They launch the Agentic AI Foundation under the Linux Foundation to create shared standards for AI agents.
What they contributed:
Why it matters:
This is the “plumbing” layer of AI — and it just got standardized.
The barrier to building enterprise AI agents dropped overnight.
The Department of Defense (now “Department of War” under Trump) launches a custom Gemini platform:
👉 gen.ai.mil
👉 3+ million personnel
👉 $200M/year contract
Capabilities:
• Document formatting
• Research
• Image/video analysis
• Secure AI assistant for unclassified workflows
Every major AI company — OpenAI, Anthropic, xAI — signs defense contracts.
Signal:
AI is now national defense infrastructure, not a toy.
Meta’s Chief AI Scientist (and Turing Award winner) Yann LeCun leaves to build a startup focused on world models, arguing:
Meta declines to invest.
LeCun says Meta is “focused on the wrong spectrum of applications.”
A major philosophical split inside the AI world.
Sidekick is no longer a helper — it’s the new interface:
Plus: Agentic Storefronts
→ Shopify automatically syndicates your products across ChatGPT, Copilot, Perplexity, etc.
Shopping now happens inside AI assistants, not websites.
Also: SimGym
→ AI shoppers simulate UX & checkout behavior before launch.
Photoshop, Express, Acrobat now run inside ChatGPT.
Chat becomes the software interface.
Traditional apps become capabilities invoked by AI.
Malcolm’s insight:
“Every software company must choose: Stay a standalone app… or become a capability inside AI.”
The US uncovers a $160M Nvidia GPU smuggling operation to China — organized, widespread, and not exactly “a guy with GPUs in a suitcase.”
Simultaneously:
Nvidia adds location verification tech to Blackwell chips — a “GPS for GPUs.”
European data centers are uneasy:
“If the US can track them… can they kill-switch them?”
AI chips have become geopolitical weapons.
Focus:
How Google uses publisher content (newsrooms, blogs, creators) to train AI Overviews without compensation.
Potential fine: 10% of global revenue = ~$35B.
At the same time:
EU considers loosening data center permitting, realizing they’re falling years behind the US and Asia in infrastructure rollout.
EU = cracking down + accelerating at the same time.
Rumors suggest GPT-5.2 may drop today — December 11 — with the claim:
“The best coding model ever released.”
If it happens, Malcolm will dedicate an entire episode next week.
00:00 – Intro: “This week was not boring.”
01:00 – Agentic AI Foundation
05:00 – US Military launches Gemini platform
10:00 – Yann LeCun leaves Meta
15:00 – Shopify & Adobe rebuild around AI
20:00 – Trump, China & GPU smuggling
26:00 – EU antitrust investigation
30:00 – GPT-5.2 rumors
32:00 – Closing thoughts
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Anthropic just made its first acquisition in company history, and it’s not what anyone expected. They didn’t buy more training data, or a model startup, or a shiny app. They bought Bun — a JavaScript runtime. The plumbing. The unsexy infrastructure layer powering Claude Code, the tool Malcolm and thousands of developers now use daily.
Why? Because Claude Code has already hit $1B in annualized revenue within 6 months, becoming one of the fastest enterprise software ramps ever. Companies like Netflix, Spotify, KPMG, L'Oréal, and Salesforce already rely on it. And under the hood, all the execution — the tests, retries, code runs — is powered by Bun.
If Bun breaks, Claude Code breaks.
In this episode, Malcolm breaks down why Anthropic had to buy Bun, what this means for the future of AI agents, and why this marks the end of the chatbot era and the beginning of the execution era.
You’ll learn:
Malcolm also explains the strategic contrast between Anthropic’s vertical platform and OpenAI’s horizontal feature ecosystem.
This episode is a must-listen for anyone using AI tools in development, operations, automation, or business processes.
Live from Bregenz — Malcolm out.
Comparable to Apple ditching Intel & building M-series chips:
This is the full stack for AI agents.
Malcolm argues:
Bun = the “conveyor belt” on which thousands of agents run in parallel.
Anthropic is building the operating system for AI agents.
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Your legal team says you need local AI servers for compliance. But do you really?
In this 10-minute Q&A, Malcolm explains why 98% of companies don’t need on-premise AI at all—and why your DPA matters more than your server room.
Featuring real insights from Emil Muthu (Neuronic Solutions), who builds AI systems for banks, insurance firms, and government ministries.
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Malcolm destroys the biggest compliance myth: that companies need local AI servers for GDPR. Most don’t. What matters is governance, DPAs, encryption, and legal fine print.
“Only 2% of clients need local deployment.” — Emil Muthu
“It’s not where your servers sit. It’s your DPA.”
“Cloud with governance beats on-premise with chaos.”
“Regulators checked the privacy policy—not the servers.”
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November 7th, 2025. Brussels.
9:00 AM. A bureaucrat spills his coffee.
And by 17:43 the same day, the most ambitious tech regulation in European history effectively collapses into a PDF no one wants to talk about.
In this episode, Malcolm tells the full unfiltered story of the EU AI Act — a four-year political labyrinth filled with 3,000 amendments, endless committees, lobbyists, geopolitics, and a shocking final sequence where the United States forces Europe to hit a “full regulatory pause.”
This isn’t a legal analysis.
It’s a political thriller.
A comedy.
A tragedy.
And a case study of how Europe went from leading global tech regulation to accidentally kneecapping its own innovation ecosystem.
You’ll learn:
And — most importantly — what your company should actually do next.
Because while Brussels was dancing the Bureaucrat Tango, the rest of the world kept building.
If you want a brutally honest, geopolitical, slightly comedic breakdown of why the EU just lost its regulatory crown, this is the episode.
“We used to talk about the Brussels Effect. Now we talk about the Brussels Bluff.”
“The EU tried to regulate a future they didn’t understand — and the future arrived faster than the law.”
“Geopolitically, the US didn’t just kill the Act. They used a feather.”
“By the time the Act was ready, the world had already moved on.”
“Mistral moving to Seattle is Europe’s AI moment of truth.”
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The consulting industry’s 70-year-old pyramid model is cracking in real time.
Four days ago, the Financial Times dropped a quiet bomb:
“Top consultancies freeze starting salaries as AI threatens the pyramid model.”
For the third year in a row, McKinsey, BCG, Bain and the Big Four have frozen graduate salaries.
Graduate hiring in the UK is down 50%.
Accenture just laid off 11,000 people and announced a massive partnership with OpenAI.
Microsoft paused all U.S. consulting hiring for an entire fiscal year.
In this episode, Malcolm breaks down why the pyramid is collapsing, what shapes will replace it, and why clients today show up better prepared with Gemini, Claude and ChatGPT than many consultants.
You’ll learn:
If you're in consulting, planning to join, or hiring consultants for AI transformation — this episode is your wake-up call.
The pyramid is crumbling. Something new is rising.
“With good prompting, clients can get 80% of the value directly from AI tools.”
“Accenture’s stock went up the moment they cut 11,000 people. The market spoke.”
“Clients arrive armed with Gemini deep research — and they’re not paying for interns to learn on the job.”
“If you’re planning to become a partner in 15 years… I’m not sure the pyramid will still exist.”
“No one at a big firm uses AI 10% as intensively as small boutiques do.”
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We talk a lot about new AI models, benchmarks, context windows, agents and multimodality.
But while everyone is staring at technical progress, something far bigger is unfolding:
Courts all over the world are beginning to define the legal boundaries of AI.
And they are doing it fast.
Faster than any regulator, faster than any company, and definitely faster than the EU AI Act.
In this episode, Malcolm breaks down three explosive legal cases that mark the beginning of the global AI jurisprudence era:
These aren’t “AI ethics” discussions.
This is real money, real precedent, real danger — and real opportunity.
If your company builds AI models, fine-tunes them, trains them on internal data, advises clients, or simply stores mountains of PDFs on SharePoint…
this episode is mission-critical.
Because these cases are defining the rules of the next decade — right now, in real time.
Action. Let’s go.
“This is not fair use. This is piracy.”
“LLMs can’t unlearn — once it’s in, it’s in forever.”
“You don’t even know what’s sitting on your company’s SharePoint.”
“The EU AI Act is sleeping. Courts are not.”
“Lawyers move slow. AI law is moving at rocket speed.”
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The future of work is not science fiction. It’s happening right now — quietly, rapidly, beneath the surface of corporate boardrooms. And the job at the center of this revolution is one most executives have never even heard of:
Forward Deployed Engineers (FDEs).
While some companies are still debating AI governance frameworks and writing 40-page PowerPoints, the real action — the real transformation — is happening on the ground. FDEs at Palantir, Cohere, Anthropic, OpenAI and dozens of hyper-growth startups are embedding with customers, building prototypes in days instead of quarters, and translating impossible workflows into scalable AI solutions.
And here’s the shockwave:
📈 170 million NEW jobs by 2030.
📉 92 million jobs disappearing.
= +78 million net new roles, many of them hybrid, human-centered, and deeply underestimated.
In this episode, Malcolm breaks down why FDEs have become the fastest-growing role in AI (800% YoY), how companies like John Deere, Tesla, Amazon and global banks are using them to unlock billions in operational value, and why this role fundamentally proves one thing:
Humans are not being replaced. Humans are being upgraded.
This episode goes beyond hype. It’s a grounded, data-driven look at AI adoption, the real tasks disappearing, the new skills emerging, and why the companies that refuse to invest in FDE-style talent will lose entire markets to competitors who move faster, learn faster, and deploy faster.
If you want to understand the real future of AI work — not the headlines, but the mechanics — this is the episode.
“AI isn’t replacing humans — it’s replacing humans who refuse to use AI.”
“FDEs don’t wait for permission. They deploy, iterate, and learn in real time.”
“170 million new jobs is not a warning. It’s a renaissance.”
“If your 7-year-old can build a dashboard in five minutes, what’s your executive team’s excuse?”
“The companies winning today aren’t the ones with the most strategy — they’re the ones with the most action.”
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Google just did something nobody expected. After two years of awkward missteps (remember Bard?), they launched Gemini 3.0 — and instantly flipped the entire AI industry on its head.
This episode is not a product review.
It’s a story about comebacks, market power, geopolitics, and how quickly the ground can shift beneath you.
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff tested Gemini for two hours and publicly wrote:
“Holy shit. I’m not going back.”
Sam Altman himself had to respond.
Malcolm breaks down what changed technically, strategically, and emotionally — including how he built a production-ready invoice processor and a full 5S hazard-detection app in 188 seconds. This is Google at its most dangerous: fast, focused, and building all the missing pieces at once.
We explore why Nano Banana Pro is rewriting the rules of image generation, why SynthID might become the global watermarking standard, why Alphabet stock is exploding, and how Google is attacking Nvidia’s hardware monopoly through TPUs.
And Malcolm goes deeper — sharing a personal story about losing his mother just days before recording, and why the overwhelming support from listeners gave him the strength to come back.
If you want one episode that captures the drama, the breakthroughs, and the raw “holy shit” moments of late 2025 AI — this is it.
“This is a real earthquake in AI. A terremoto.”
“You know the model is broken when you ask for a Nazi in SS uniform and a Black guy comes out.”
“188 seconds. That’s how long it took to build something developers need two weeks for.”
“Warren Buffett does not invest in hype. Him buying Alphabet means something fundamental changed.”
“Don’t put all your eggs in one basket. We’re done with that era.”
“Google is back. And Malcolm is too.”
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NVIDIA just became the first company in history to hit a $5 trillion valuation — and most analysts think it’s overpriced.
But what if they’re completely wrong?
In this episode, Malcolm Werchota breaks down why NVIDIA’s $5 trillion market cap might be the biggest misjudgment in tech investing. With $500 billion in signed chip orders, 90% market share in AI chips, and an unbreakable software moat called CUDA, NVIDIA isn’t just riding the AI wave — they’re building the infrastructure that makes everything else possible.
🧠 You’ll discover:
Malcolm explains why NVIDIA isn’t a speculative bet on AI — they’re the picks-and-shovels manufacturer in the largest infrastructure transformation since electricity.
Whether AI apps succeed or fail, the hardware stays.
📍 Recorded in London — real analysis, zero BS.
“NVIDIA is probably the first technology company in history with visibility of half a trillion dollars of revenue.” — Jensen Huang
“Every single European company I meet is GPU-poor — they simply can’t get enough NVIDIA chips.”
“Top AI talent goes where the best hardware is. Access to GPUs has become a recruiting advantage.”
“NVIDIA isn’t the speculative railroad company. They’re the track manufacturer, the locomotive builder, and the OS provider.”
“It doesn’t matter which AI app wins — they’ll all run on NVIDIA hardware.”
“It’s a $5 trillion misjudgment. We’re laying the tracks of the next industrial age.”
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