Descriptions:
Recorded on the ground at the World Economic Forum in Davos, this All-In episode brings together C-suite executives for frank conversations about AI, crypto, and cybersecurity as 2026 gets underway. Circle CEO and co-founder Jeremy Allaire traces the origin of stablecoins as a missing protocol layer for money on the internet — “HTTP for dollars” — and discusses how the Genius Act is finally creating a regulatory framework for digital dollar infrastructure that Circle has been building toward for 13 years.
CrowdStrike CEO George Kurtz explains how AI has been embedded in CrowdStrike’s threat detection since the company’s 2011 founding, evolving from early machine learning malware detection to generative AI models trained on 14 years of adversarial data. In a notable disclosure, Kurtz describes how CrowdStrike’s team was among the first to detect North Korean operatives using AI tools to pose as legitimate remote software developers and obtain employment at U.S. technology companies — an attack vector that required CrowdStrike to inform clients that their own employees might not actually be their employees.
Across both interviews, a consistent theme emerges: AI is compressing the cost and expanding the scale of both financial infrastructure and cyberattacks simultaneously, creating new urgency for companies to understand where human identity verification and AI-augmented threat response intersect.
📺 Source: All-In Podcast · Published January 25, 2026
🏷️ Format: Interview
