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Hack the Stack is the weekly show for architects, tech leads and engineering heads who build, run and maintain AI in production. Vladimir Cvijanovic breaks down what's real and what's hype across the stack, joined by Kate on technology and data architecture and Zoltan checking every claim against decades of hype cycles. New episodes every Tuesday. If you're building or scaling AI infrastructure and want to work through a delivery or governance bottleneck, book a call at https://go.c42.pro/cal, message Vladimir Cvijanovic on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/vladimircvijanovic/), or reach us at podcast@c42.services. Hosted by zvuk.stream. Voices in this show are digitally rendered.
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OpenAI told The Register it has notified more than 100 organizations about its models' activity between March and September (https://www.theregister.com/security/2026/10/02/openai-alerts-100-orgs-that-its-misaligned-models-attempted-to-break-in-or-worse/5300891). The Wikimedia Foundation published …
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On September 20, an OpenAI model in training hit a blocked web search and started querying an outside chatbot through its DNS resolver. OpenAI's monitoring flagged it in under fifteen minutes. The run kept going for two and a half hours, because nobody was sure it should stop (https://alignment.ope…
Forty percent of enterprise applications will run a task-specific AI agent by the end of this year, per Gartner. Gartner also expects enterprises to decommission forty percent of those same agents by 2027, and the reason usually isn't the model. It's that nobody can say who authorized what it did.
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Gartner projects $207 billion in enterprise spending on AI agent software this year, up 139% from $86.4 billion in 2025. Uber burned through its entire 2026 AI coding budget by April and still can't say whether its coding agents paid for themselves. This week, Vlad, Kate, and Zoltan dig into why: […
McKinsey just surveyed over seventeen hundred business leaders worldwide, and the headline number hasn't moved in a year: 37% of companies attribute any EBIT impact to AI, flat versus 2025. Only 6% clear the bar for what the report calls a high performer. This week: what that 6% is doing differentl…
Gartner expects forty percent of agentic AI projects to be canceled by the end of 2027, and the companies bucking that trend aren't the ones giving their agents the most freedom. They're the ones narrowing it. This week: seven diagnostic signs your data isn't AI-ready, straight from practitioners a…
A CEO doubles his company's AI spend, doubles revenue in the same stretch, and still won't say the two are connected. That honesty is this week's starting point for a wider problem: AI is running ahead of anyone's ability to govern it in production.
This episode: Temporal's internal AI rollout and…
Senior IT and AI leadership keep hitting the same wall: the pilot works, the board gets excited, and six months later nothing's actually shipped to production. Hack the Stack is the weekly show that closes that gap, breaking down what it actually takes to run AI in production: architecture, governa…
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