The Pluralsight Podcast
Built for leaders, innovators, and continuous learners, the Pluralsight Podcast spotlights the people shaping the future of technology and skill development. Each bi-weekly episode features stories, lessons, and practical insights to put into action, preparing you for what’s next in tech.
Hosted by Josh Burkhead
Every company wants to announce it's "AI-first" — but what does that actually signal to the customers and employees you depend on? In this episode of The Pluralsight Podcast, Bipasha "B.G." Ghosh — business school professor, C-suite advisor, and community educator who demystifies AI for boardrooms, classrooms, and towns alike — makes the case that "AI-first" is the wrong North Star, and that building an effective learning culture is what actually separates the organizations that adopt AI well from the ones that stall.
When threats are AI-generated and never look the same twice, can the tools built to match known attacks even see them? Zack Korman — co-founder of AI-native security startup Embroidery and former CTO — argues that the answer is no, and that most of what's being sold to close that gap doesn't work the way the marketing claims.
Wayne Hoggett joins Josh Burkhead to talk about what changes when AI moves from a tool you reach for to something embedded in every part of how you work.
What does it mean to be irreplaceable on a cloud infrastructure team when AI can write your Terraform, parse your logs, and troubleshoot your architecture — all before your second cup of coffee? In this episode of The Pluralsight Podcast, Ned Bellavance argues that the answer isn't about the tools you know.
What does good instruction really look like? In this episode, Amy pulls back the curtain on her approach to course design.
In this episode of The Pluralsight Podcast, host Josh Burkhead sits down with Faye Ellis to talk about what separates organizations that are stuck in AI curiosity mode from those that are building real, measurable capability.