AI is becoming more autonomous than most people realize and governments are struggling to keep up. 🎙️


AI agents are no longer just answering questions. They’re starting to browse the internet, make decisions, take actions autonomously, and influence industries faster than governments can regulate them.


In this episode, I sit down with Sakshi Naik, an AI governance expert who has advised US government officials on AI policy, Responsible AI, and the future risks of autonomous AI systems.


What you'll learn:

  • What Agentic AI actually means
  • How autonomous AI agents differ from traditional AI
  • The risks of AI systems acting without human oversight
  • Why regulating AI is becoming increasingly difficult
  • The influence of Big Tech on AI policy and regulation
  • Responsible AI vs performative AI ethics
  • Open source vs closed AI debates
  • How AI could reshape jobs and the future workforce
  • The biggest misconceptions people have about AI

Sakshi also shares her journey from India to advising policymakers in the US and gives an inside look into into how governments, researchers, and companies are navigating the future of AI governance.


Whether you're into AI, tech, policy, or just trying to understand where the future is heading, this episode breaks down one of the most important conversations happening right now.


🎙️ Hosted by Amlan Mohanty — industry expert decoding AI, tech power shifts, and the future of work before they hit the mainstream.


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🎧 Listen now to understand the power, risks, and future of Agentic AI.



Chapters

00:00 Introduction

01:45 Sakshi’s Journey into AI Policy

04:16 Understanding Agentic AI

06:31 Traditional AI vs Agentic AI

07:30 The AI Regulation Dilemma

08:48 Risks of Autonomous AI

16:48 AI Bias in Action

21:11 Do Lawmakers Understand AI

24:23 Power Dynamics in AI Policy

30:10 Responsible AI Frameworks

33:47 Open Source vs Closed AI

36:40 AI’s Impact on Jobs

39:27 Biggest Misconceptions About AI

41:30 Final Thoughts



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