Episode 25: AI/ML Security and Responsible AI

AI agents aren't just answering questions anymore — they're executing workflows, modifying data, and making autonomous decisions across your most critical systems. As AI agents take on more complex tasks operating at scale and encounter unexpected situations, establishing robust governance and recovery mechanisms becomes increasingly important. Most organizations currently lack the systems needed to manage and address these scenarios effectively. In this episode of the AWS re:Think Podcast, hosts Malini Chatterjee and Jay Sampath sit down with Swami Ramany (GVP, Product Management) and Rob Sadowski (VP, Product & Tech Marketing) from Cohesity to explore the emerging discipline of Agent Resilience — the missing recovery layer for agentic AI at scale. Find further details and demo click HERE

Supply chains don't break at the nodes — they break at the seams. Hosts Malini Chatterjee and Diana Conner sit down with Sriram Nagaswamy, EVP of Technology at FourKites, to unpack why a decade of supply chain investment still hasn't solved the handoff problem — and how agentic AI built on Amazon Bedrock is changing the game. From competing on resilience in an era of tariffs and nearshoring, to autonomous agents that act on disruptions (not just report them), this episode covers what it takes to move from visibility to execution at scale. AI agents that autonomously execute supply chain operations — built on the world's first Intelligent Control Tower, powered by 1.1M carriers and suppliers across 200+ countries. For details on how to get started, visit FourKites.ai Guest: Sriram Nagaswamy, EVP of Technology, FourKites Hosts: Malini Chatterjee & Diana Conner 📧 Feedback? [email protected]

In Part 2 of our AWS Summits recap, Geries AbouAyash, AWS Managing Director, North America Solutions Architecture joins Malini and Amit to unpack what the shift to agentic AI really means for how we work. From Amazon Quick's autonomous agents ("Quick Just Does It") to Kiro on iOS, DevOps Agent, and Transform — and the infrastructure changes powering the emerging agent economy, like S3 Annotations and AWS WAF AI Traffic Monetization — the conversation goes beyond announcements to the bigger question: does AI just help us do more, or help us do more meaningful work? The throughline: AI isn't about replacing people — it's about removing undifferentiated work so builders, engineers, and leaders can spend more time where they create the greatest value. https://kiro.dev/blog/introducing-kiro-for-ios/ https://aws.amazon.com/devops-agent/features/?trk=bdad73ef-9780-48b0-b82e-6d92ad86fcf6&sc_channel=ps https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2026/04/aws-transform-kiro-vscode/ https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonS3/latest/userguide/annotations-overview.html https://aws.amazon.com/about-aws/whats-new/2026/06/aws-waf-ai-traffic-monetization/

Three AWS Summits across the US — LA on June 10, NYC on June 17, and Washington DC on June 30–July 1 — brought a wave of announcements that all orbited a single thesis: the age of agentic AI is here, and the winners will be organizations whose agents get smarter with every decision they make. In this episode, AWS Managing Director, North America Solutions Architecture, Geries AbouAyash joins hosts Malini and Amit to break down four major Summit announcements — Graviton5, AWS Context, AgentCore Harness, and AWS Continuum — spanning next-gen CPUs for agentic workloads, a governed knowledge graph that gives agents organizational memory, production-grade agent deployment, and security at machine speed. The throughline: in the age of Agentic AI, the challenge is no longer building intelligence but operationalizing it — and as foundation models become universally accessible, competitive advantage shifts from who has the model to who can run AI securely, efficiently, and at enterprise scale. https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/top-announcements-of-the-aws-summit-in-new-york-2026/ https://www.aboutamazon.com/news/aws/aws-graviton-5-cpu-amazon-ec2 https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/machine-learning/context-intelligence-for-your-data-and-ai-agents-at-scale/ AWS Hosts: Amit Narayanan & Malini Chatterjee Email Your Feedback: [email protected]

Modern cloud environments are evolving faster than traditional security models can keep up. In this episode, we sit down with Yarin Pinyan, VP Products at Upwind, to explore how real-time runtime visibility and behavioral baselining are reshaping how organizations detect and respond to threats, especially zero-day and supply chain attacks that emerge before signatures or CVEs exist. We’ll also discuss how AI is enabling a new generation of cloud security, where detection, investigation, and response happen continuously and automatically. The conversation highlights how organizations can reduce risk, improve operational efficiency, and protect critical workloads in dynamic, cloud-native environments. AWS MP offering: https://aws.amazon.com/marketplace/pp/prodview-ff3am62vjukrw?sr=0-1&ref_=beagle&applicationId=AWSMPContessa Website: https://www.upwind.io/ Customer success story: https://www.upwind.io/case-studies AWS Hosts: Nolan Chen & Ashok Mahajan Email Your Feedback: [email protected]