The Circuit with Trevor Wiseman: Lead Beyond the Tool

Practical conversations on AI governance, cybersecurity, enterprise technology, and the human judgment required to lead through change. New episodes of 'The Circuit with Trevor Wiseman: Lead Beyond the Tool' drop every week. Find it on RSS.com , Spotify, Apple Podcasts, and Amazon Music — wherever you listen. Companion newsletter: 'The Wiseman Brief' , weekly on LinkedIn. Host: Trevor Wiseman linkedin.com/in/trevor-wiseman Publisher: The Circuit LLC © 2026 The Circuit LLC. All rights reserved.

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  What Bill Gates Actually Said About AI

  Aug 26, 20266 minS0

  <p>What Bill Gates Actually Said About AI</p><p>Bill Gates published a new essay arguing AI could become "the greatest equalizer ever invented, or the worst source of injustice," and that the world isn't adequately preparing for the transition. This episode breaks down his three risks (job loss, empowerment of bad actors, harm to children's development), the benefits he sees in healthcare, agriculture, and education, and his three proposals: new AI governance institutions, "Human Reserved" work, and taxing AI tokens and robots.</p><p>In this episode:</p>Why Gates thinks people underestimate AI's impactThe three risks: jobs...

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  Shadow AI Agents: The Blind Spot Nobody's Governing

  Aug 25, 20267 minS0

  <p>Shadow AI Agents: The Blind Spot Nobody's Governing</p><p>Employees can now build AI agents inside everyday tools like Microsoft Copilot Studio, Salesforce Agentforce, ServiceNow, and automation platforms like n8n — often without IT or security ever knowing. This episode breaks down what makes agents riskier than shadow SaaS, why no single discovery method catches everything, and what questions to ask before you buy or build a governance program.</p><p>In This Episode</p>What actually makes something an "AI agent" versus a chatbot or automation scriptWhy unmanaged agents are ungoverned actors, not just ungoverned toolsFour reasons th...

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  Why Are We Building Humanoid Robots?

  Aug 25, 20266 minS0

  <p>Why are we building humanoid robots and what should leaders do about it?</p><p>Humanoid robotics is moving quickly from science fiction into business reality. In this episode, I discuss Unitree Robotics’ major Shanghai IPO debut, the company’s bold reported claims about its new “Superman” humanoid robot, and the more important leadership question behind the headlines: Why do we want machines built in our image?</p><p>We explore where humanoid robots may create genuine value, from hazardous work and logistics to healthcare and disaster response. More importantly, we discuss the governance, security, privacy, safety, accountability, and workforc...

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  Stop Securing Prompts. Start Securing Non-Human Identities

  Aug 25, 20267 minS0

  <p>Stop Securing Prompts. Start Securing Non-Human Identities.</p><p>AI agents are moving beyond answering questions. They can authenticate, inherit permissions, call enterprise tools, access sensitive data, and trigger real-world actions.</p><p>That means the security question is not just, “Can an agent be prompt-injected?” It is:</p><p>What is this agent authorized to do after it is manipulated?</p><p>In this episode, we explore why AI agents should be treated as non-human identities with delegated authority—and why identity, authorization, logging, human approval, and rollback must become foundational controls for agentic AI.</p><p>In This E...

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  Why Phishing 3.0 Changes Everything in 2026

  Aug 24, 20266 minS0

  <p>Why Phishing 3.0 Changes Everything in 2026</p><p>Attackers aren't just crafting phishing emails anymore, they're running autonomous AI agents that research, write, and adapt in real time. In this episode, we break down the shift from Phishing 1.0 to Phishing 3.0, the economics driving it, and what defenders need to do about it.</p><p>Resources mentioned</p>Dark Reading Reader Poll (January 2026): 48% of cybersecurity professionals now rank agentic AI as the top attack vector for 2026, ahead of deepfake threats, board cyber priorities, and passwordless adoption. Read the poll resultsThe Arup Deepfake Case (CNN, 2024): How a Hong Kong finance employee was...

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