
Victor Brown
Production Director and ESPN morning show producer at Alpha Media USA in San Antonio, panelist on The Morning Huddle sports podcast.
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Sep 17, 2026
The Future of AI (2026 BEYA)
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36:59Michael PerrinUNKNOWN
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Victor BrownGUEST
We see any use for skills more than anything else right now, especially I would say in the programming side of the house, if you look at Claude right now, Claude updates are being written by Claude itself, meaning you have an actual AI system writing its own code for its next update.

Victor BrownGUEST
And you're starting to see those types of things pushed down in corporations to accelerate the speed of getting from one point to another.

Victor BrownGUEST
And what it's causing is you're seeing, because of that, you're seeing the AI governance component much more strict in these types of environments that are doing this than it was before.

Victor BrownGUEST
So I think that you're gonna really start to see, we're already seeing it, right? We talked about the guardrails being off, but in large corporations, they're using tooling to put the guardrails on.

Victor BrownGUEST
I know in IBM, we built specific models to allow us to track the lineage of the answer to any question you put into that AI component.
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45:59Talitha WashingtonMODERATOR
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The Future of AI (2026 BEYA)
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36:59Michael PerrinUNKNOWN
Thank

Victor BrownGUEST
We see any use for skills more than anything else right now, especially in the in the i would say in the programming side of the house um if you look at claude right now claude updates are being written by claude itself meaning you have a you have a actual ai system writing its own code for its next update And you're starting to see those types of things pushed down in corporations to accelerate the speed of getting from one point to another.

Victor BrownGUEST
And what it's causing is you're seeing, because of that, you're seeing the AI governance component much more strict in these types of environments that are doing this than it was before.

Victor BrownGUEST
So I think that you're gonna really start to see, we're already seeing it, right? We talked about the guardrails being off, but in large corporations, they're using tooling to put the guardrails on.

Victor BrownGUEST
I know in IBM, we built specific models to allow us to track the lineage of the answer to any question you put into that AI component.

Victor BrownGUEST
If I put something in WatsonX.ai, and I want to find out how it got this answer, I can trace that lineage back.
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