Lawyer and data scientist Bennett Borden joins Nick Schutt to talk about the first technological revolution aimed at knowledge work, not factories. Borden traces a path from a 1990s CIA analytics shop to Georgetown Law, Big Law AI chairs, NIST’s AI Risk Management Framework, and founding Clarion AI Partners. The conversation covers Iron Man versus Terminator, constitutional AI and QC agents, the reasonableness standard, why society got social media wrong, Utah’s mental-health chatbot statute, education tutors that refuse to hand over the answer, and why frontier-model jailbreaks still keep him up at night. Listen to Robots and Red Tape.

• Why generative AI hits lawyers, consultants, and CEOs first
• Building agents you can actually control, with telemetry and a QC bot
• Regulation that cannot keep pace, and the common-law test that still does
• Social media’s attention algorithm as a warning, not a template
• Education, medicine, and small models trained on a firm’s own “secret sauce”

Guest: Bennett Borden, Founder & CEO, Clarion AI Partners — lawyer and data scientist at the intersection of law, technology, and data.

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Podcast: Robots and Red Tape | Host: Nick Schutt | YouTube: @RobotsandRedTapeAI

In this episode of Robots and Red Tape, host Nick Schutt sits down with Austin Keller, Director of Data Science at IntelliDyne, for a grounded conversation on why critical systems still run on DOS, floppies, and “version 15 final redo,” and why most AI projects start in the wrong place.

Drawing on manufacturing, Navy, DOJ, and VA work, Austin argues you start with the business problem—not the shiny tool—and that security is step zero.

Key topics:

• Why “if it works, don’t mess with it” leaves agencies on 20–30-year-old stacks
• Starting with the job to be done, not “we want AI”
• Data that will not talk to other data—and why that is by design
• Coding agents that can read COBOL and Fortran when the last developer is gone
• Where AI ROI actually shows up: repetitive tasks, small agents, and UI that saves keystrokes

Podcast: Robots and Red Tape | Host: Nick Schutt | YouTube: @RobotsandRedTapeAI

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In this episode of Robots and Red Tape, host Nick Schutt sits down with Monica Landen, SVP and Chief Information Security Officer at Diligent (an AI leader in governance, risk, and compliance), for a grounded conversation on data, deception, and the next wave of AI risk.

Monica walks through how privacy didn’t disappear in one dramatic moment but through thousands of small, reasonable decisions—location tracking for better navigation, voice assistants for convenience, biometric logins, and automatic meeting notes. She explains why neurotechnology represents a fundamentally different frontier: collecting not just what we do, but how we think and feel.

The discussion covers AI agents that treat problem-solving as their prime directive (sometimes breaking out of sandboxes or deleting databases), the growing sophistication of deepfakes, the rise of long-term AI-powered relationship scams, and why media literacy and early education matter more than ever. Monica also shares what keeps her up at night as a CISO and why security teams are ultimately in the business of selling trust.

A practical, no-hype look at the controls we still have time to build—before the technology outruns our ability to govern it.

Key topics:

• The cumulative loss of privacy through everyday convenience features
• AI agents as new employees (and threat vectors) that can pivot ruthlessly
• Deepfakes reaching the point where “seeing is no longer believing”
• Relationship-based AI scams that last months or years
• Why CISOs must sell security stories—and why bringing them in early accelerates innovation

Podcast: Robots and Red Tape | Host: Nick Schutt | YouTube: @RobotsandRedTapeAI

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