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Join Jake Moshenko, CEO of AuthZed, for The Base Layer Podcast, Experts in Authorization (powered by AuthZed), a candid interview series with the leaders discussing what is bringing AI into the enterprise.
As organizations move from prototypes to production, new challenges are emerging around scale, control, and trust. From managing exploding permission graphs to securing agent behavior and data access, the hardest problems in AI aren’t model-related they’re infrastructural.
In each session, Jake sits down with builders from across the AI and infrastructure ecosystem to unpack what’s actually breaking and how to design systems that can handle it.
Learn more at authzed.com/base-layer
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Ari Shamash spent sixteen years at Google. For part of it he managed the Zanzibar team, which means he is a large part of the reason anyone outside Google knows Zanzibar exists: the paper came out on his watch, and it did not come easily. …
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Sohan Maheshwar is a developer advocate at AuthZed and the first in-house guest on the show. He has been in the industry about sixteen years, most of it in cloud, including the Amazon Alexa team from 2016 to 2018.
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Taylor Dolezal has spent his career where infrastructure meets community: HashiCorp, then Head of Ecosystem at the CNCF, now Head of Open Source Software at Dosu.
The cold open is his worry in one line. For months his commit history sat n…
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Spencer Kimball has been building infrastructure for three decades. At Berkeley he co-created GIMP with Peter Mattis and handed it to the community in 1997. He went on to Google, then co-founded Cockroach Labs, where he's CEO. AuthZed runs …
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Emilie Schario has had the kind of career that makes the rest of us re-evaluate ours: GitLab through its pre-IPO years, data at Netlify, strategist in residence at Amplify, founder of Turbine (acquired by Settle), and now co-founder and VP …
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Zac Smith has spent 25 years building the internet underneath the internet. He got into it in 2001 out of music school, hosting websites for musician friends, and ended up helping build the New York Internet Exchange back when moving bits c…
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