Gabriela Naumnik
High Stakes FM
High Stakes is the podcast where founders bet everything to break industries that refused to change. Each episode, we sit down with the operators rewriting the rules through technology, design, and psychology. Skip the origin stories. We go straight to the contrarian calls and what everyone else is missing.
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Gabriela Naumnik
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Último episodio
11 de jun. de 2026
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Episodios
Tom Charman, Blok: Why AI Agents Will Replace Traditional Product Testing 11.06.2026 24:30
<p>Humans tell you what you want to hear. So do the LLMs trained to be nice to you. For Tom Charman, that is the trap most synthetic research walks into, and the problem he built Blok to solve.</p><p>Tom is the co-founder of Blok, a simulator for product teams. As he describes it, building is getting faster and cheaper, so the hard question is no longer how to build. It is whethe...
How AI Achieves Compliance in Hours, Not Months | Claudio Fuentes, Comp AI 30.05.2026 30:17
What if achieving SOC2, HIPAA, or ISO compliance took 5 hours instead of 5 months? Claudio Fuentes, COO and co-founder of Comp AI, breaks down how they're automating the entire compliance process - and why going open source was their biggest strategic bet. In this episode, we go straight to the contrarian calls: - Why Comp AI ditched the black-box approach and went fully open source - How they com...
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