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The Entropy Podcast
The Entropy Podcast is a cybersecurity, technology, and business podcast hosted by Francis Gorman.
Each episode features in-depth conversations with cybersecurity professionals, technology leaders, and business executives who share real world insights on cyber risk, digital transformation, emerging technologies, leadership, and the evolving threat landscape.
Designed for CISOs, IT leaders, founders, and professionals navigating today’s digital economy, The Entropy Podcast explores how organizations can adapt, innovate, and build resilience in an era defined by constant change, disruption, and geopolitical uncertainty.
The name Entropy reflects the growing complexity and unpredictability of cybersecurity and technology ecosystems and the strategic thinking required to thrive within them.
Topics include:
- Cybersecurity strategy, risk, and resilience
- Post Quantum readiness
- Emerging technologies and innovation (AI etc).
- Business leadership and digital transformation
- Cyber threats, regulation, and geopolitics
- Lessons learned from real-world experience
New episodes deliver practical insight, expert perspectives, and actionable knowledge so you stay informed, strategic, and ahead of the curve.
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Achievements
The Entropy Podcast delivered strong chart performance throughout 2025, demonstrating consistent international reach and listener engagement.
- Regularly ranked within the Top 20 Technology podcasts in Ireland.
- Achieved a Top 25 placement in the United States Technology charts, holding the position for one week.
- Charted internationally across multiple markets, including Israel, Belgium, and the United Kingdom.
This performance reflects sustained global interest and growing recognition across key podcast markets.
Audio Quality Notice
Some episodes may feature minor variations in audio quality due to remote recording environments and external factors. We continuously strive to deliver the highest possible audio standards and appreciate your understanding.
Disclaimer
The views and opinions expressed in The Entropy Podcast are solely those of the host and guests and are based on personal experience and professional perspectives. They do not constitute factual claims, legal advice, or endorsements, and are not intended to harm or defame any individual or organization. Listeners are encouraged to form their own informed opinions.
The Entropy Podcast
The Copycat Problem Finding a Moat in AI with Daniel Yoo
In this episode, Francis Gorman sits down with Daniel Yoo, founder and CEO of FinMate AI, to uncover the uncomfortable truths about the current AI boom. From the gold rush mentality driving rapid adoption to the hidden risks of liability, security gaps, and “copycat” startups, Daniel shares insider insights from building one of the first AI-powered note-taking tools specifically for financial advisors.
If you’ve ever wondered whether AI is moving too fast, what risks companies are ignoring, or how regulation (and lack thereof) could shape the future, this conversation is one you can’t afford to miss.
Soundbytes
- "There’s a flood of money chasing AI and security isn’t even on the radar."
- "Every advisor wants automation, but nobody wants to hold the liability."
- "AI will become a commodity so how do you protect your moat?"
- "Technology always promises progress, but rarely talks about fallout."
- "The biggest danger isn’t hallucinations it’s humans blindly trusting AI."
Takeaways
- Why venture capital is fueling reckless AI development
- The hidden liability risks every company faces when adopting AI
- Why “human in the loop” is non-negotiable for financial applications
- How copycat AI startups threaten innovation—and survival strategies
- The overlooked cognitive and societal impacts of over-relying on AI
- What the next phase of the AI market might really look like
