Intro to GenAi with Numa Dhamani and Maggie Engler

Is Generative AI moving too fast? From viral deepfake videos to powerful coding assistants, AI is reshaping our world at a breathtaking pace. But with this power comes immense risk: to our privacy, to intellectual property, and even to our ability to tell what's real. How do we navigate this complex new landscape responsibly? In this episode, Allen sits down with Maggie Engler and Numa Dhamani, authors of "Intro to Gen AI, Second Edition" and veterans in the fields of cybersecurity and trust & safety. They pull back the curtain on how these powerful models are built, the societal impact they're having, and the urgent conversations we need to have about data governance, AI agents, and the looming digital trust crisis. IN THIS EPISODE 00:00 - Prompt Engineering, AI Agents & More 03:27 - The Guests' Backgrounds in Cybersecurity and Trust & Safety 09:31 - The Hidden Risks of Sharing Your Data with AI 13:02 - Copyright vs. AI 18:52 - The Digital Trust Crisis 24:36 - Watermarking and Digital Verification 30:25 - Using Proprietary Code with AI Assistants 36:56 - AI Agents 42:37 - Who This Book Is For (and Who It's Not For) 📘 GET THE BOOK! Dive deeper with Maggie and Nhuma's book, "Intro to Gen AI, Second Edition". Grab your copy with 45% OFF with code flutter45: 🔗 CONNECT 🎙️ Guest: Maggie Engler 🎙️ Guest: Numa Dhamani 👨‍💻 Host: Allen Wyma X/Twitter: 🚀 Flying High with Flutter Facebook: Twitter: Youtube: Website: Podcast: . . . .

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Intro to GenAi with Numa Dhamani and Maggie Engler is an episode from Flying High with Flutter by Allen Wyma.

This episode is 47:17 long.

This episode was published on Dec 3, 2025.

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