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ctrl + alt + PR

Amber Krasinski & Erick Grau

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Fréquence : 1 épisode/28j. Total Éps: 7

Ctrl + Alt + PR — What Happens When Communication Meets Technology

AI is moving faster than most people can process. PR crises ignite in minutes. And every organization now lives at the intersection of reputation, technology, and public perception.

Ctrl+Alt+PR is where those worlds finally sit down for an honest conversation.

Hosted by Amber Krasinski, a comms strategist who’s spent years watching narratives take on lives of their own, and Erick Grau, a cybersecurity and AI expert who’s seen how quickly systems can break

Each episode brings you inside the real tension points shaping today’s communications landscape:

AI ethics, deepfakes, and digital trust
The tech choices that shape brand perception
Security, reputation, and the systems behind both
Crisis response in a world where everything trends
How PR, marketing, and IT can actually work together

We talk with founders, journalists, technologists, policymakers, PR pros, and marketers who understand what’s really at stake when tech meets people.

If you want honest conversations, real expertise, and a look behind the curtain at how modern narratives are built, broken, and repaired—this is your show.

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AI Visibility Explained: Why ChatGPT and Googlebot Can't See Your Website ft. Kyle Duck of Alli AI

Saison 1 · Épisode 6

lundi 14 septembre 2026 • Durée 42:22

Your website looks great. It just doesn't exist....at least not to the AI that's rapidly becoming how people find you.

Right now, there's a version of your site that humans see, and a completely different version that AI agents see when they crawl it. Most of the time, those two versions don't match. And most site owners have no idea.

Amber Krasinski and Erick Grau sit down with Kyle Duck, founder and CEO of Alli AI, to break down what an AI agent actually sees when it hits your website and why that gap between the human view and the machine view is quietly wrecking brand visibility, e-commerce accuracy, and even legal exposure.

For marketers and PR pros: if your content isn't machine-readable, you don't exist to the fastest-growing referral channel on the internet. This episode covers what's actually blocking you (or the brands you work with), why FAQs and plain language now beat old-school SEO tricks, and what agencies owe clients when visibility disappears overnight.

For the tech and IT crowd: We get into the mechanics — JavaScript rendering, pre-rendering engines, the real difference between crawlers/scrapers/agents, and Cloudflare's new default AI-crawler blocking rules taking effect September 15, 2026, which could silently cut off a new site's visibility from day one.

What We Cover:

Why AI crawlers see raw HTML, not what loads in your browser and what that means for JavaScript-heavy sites
A live demo where Kyle pulls up a major website and shows exactly what ChatGPT can and can't see
The Fortune 500 visibility study: 250 sites, 20,000 pages, 27% of content invisible
Why default Lovable and vibe-coded sites are 0% visible to ChatGPT out of the box
Cloudflare's September 15, 2026 default crawler-blocking change and what it means for new sites
The EU vs. US regulatory gap on AI misinformation liability, including a recent German court ruling against Google Gemini
Why Kyle is more bullish on the future of agencies and consultants than he was five years ago

Key Takeaways:

If AI can't see your site, you don't get cited...and if you do get cited, it's more likely to hallucinate answers.
Content fully accessible to AI is cited significantly more often.
Agencies managing client sites need AI visibility audits as standard practice.
Regulatory pressure is emerging in the EU first; expect US businesses to follow for compliance reasons.
Easy to use site builders and vibe-coded tools (Lovable and similar) are invisible to AI by default, so check before you launch!

Guest: Kyle Duck, Founder & CEO, Alli AI — alliai.com | LinkedIn: Kyle Duck | X: @theKyleDuck

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Grok Bot vs. Buzz vs. DeepSeek vs. Ollama: Which AI Agent Setup Is Worth Your Time?

vendredi 4 septembre 2026 • Durée 45:59

Every week there's a new "must-have" AI agent, and every week somebody spends half a day setting it up before the next one drops. This episode's about knowing which shiny objects are actually worth looking into.

Amber and Erick tear into the agent gold rush (Grok Bot, the open-source Buzz framework, DeepSeek, and running models locally through Ollama) and get real about the difference between the harness (the app you're typing into) and the LLM (the actual model doing the thinking).

They also get into why "trust the black box" isn't a strategy, what actually causes AI hallucinations, and why the smartest move right now might be doing less, not more.

Things we cover for marketers and PR pros: the brand-risk math of feeding proprietary info into a chief-of-staff agent, why "it's the harness, not the model" changes vendor-lock conversations, and how to evaluate a shiny new AI tool without the FOMO tax.

Things we cover for techies: harness vs. LLM architecture, self-hosting local models via Ollama, open-source multi-agent orchestration (Buzz), the real cause of hallucinations (probability, not intent), and Erick's actual RAM/hardware math for running models on your own machine.

What We Discuss

Harness vs. LLM: the one distinction that explains almost every AI vendor-lock problem
Grok Bot's chief-of-staff/engineer agent model — legit or just well-marketed hype
Buzz, the open-source multi-agent framework built to run entirely on hardware you control
Running models locally via Ollama, and the real RAM/hardware tradeoffs of doing it
Why hallucinations happen (it's math, not malice) and how to build a verification habit around it
The Commerce Department's export-control pause on Anthropic's Fable/Mythos models, and what it means for access to frontier AI
Turning a messy, one-off AI workflow into a reusable, shareable skill your whole team can use

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Can You Actually Predict a Viral Trend? ft. Evante Daniels, Founder & Lead Researcher of SEEQER

Saison 1 · Épisode 4

mardi 28 juillet 2026 • Durée 57:20

A predictive model isn't useful because it's fast. It's useful because it actually tells you why something happened.

In this episode, Amber and Erick sit down with Evante Daniels, founder of SEEQER, a predictive behavioral research firm, to unpack how his team traces consumer and cultural trends back to their real root cause instead of just reporting that they're happening.

Evante breaks down the dangers of using data models that are still working off a pre-2020 baseline, what generation of consumers is statistically diverging from all the others, and how root-cause thinking changes the way a brand's teams respond when a situation starts to turn.

The conversation also explores ambient stress tracking, media literacy in an algorithm-driven world, data-driven brand marketing tactics, and why "trusted" sources aren't always the same as accurate ones.

Things we cover for marketers and PR pros: root-cause data vs. trend reporting, how to nonprofit marketing can inform tactics for big brands, why trends happen, auditing your data sources, and how to reach niche, trusted audiences

Things we cover for techies: how SEEQER models data as "macroeconomic triangulation" across industry sensitivity, geography, and ethnic group rather than standard trend-scraping, the self-hosted stack behind their engine, and Evante's real-time take on shifting research workloads off certain hosted LLMs

Guest: Evante Daniels

Website: seeqer.co

What We Cover

How SEEQER traces consumer and cultural trends back to their actual root cause, not just the moment they went viral

Using AI in Public Relations (Without Losing the Human Touch) ft. Gini Dietrich of Spin Sucks

jeudi 9 juillet 2026 • Durée 45:38

A public relations program isn't something you build out once. It's an operating system you never stop updating.

In this episode, Amber and Erick sit down with Gini Dietrich, founder of Spin Sucks and creator of the PESO® Model, to unpack what actually changes when AI enters communications and what a decade-old prediction about PR got right.

Gini breaks down why the PESO® Model evolved from a static framework into a full operating system, why "AI doesn't work" is almost always a prompting problem, and what happens when a comms team lets AI draft a crisis statement without adding real judgment to it.

The conversation covers visibility engineering, the "trust recession," why most executives still don't understand what a communications team actually does, and what's really at stake when a brand's holding statement reads like every other AI-written holding statement.

Things we cover for marketers and PR pros: how to audit AI outputs for accuracy, the PESO® Model as an operating system, AI-drafted crisis statements, integrated marketing tactics, visibility engineering, brand trust erosion, and why leadership keeps asking if they still need a comms team.

Guest: Gini Dietrich

Website: spinsucks.com

What We Cover

How Gini predicted PR's evolution over a decade ago and what she got wrong about the timeline
The difference between a framework you learn once and an operating system that adapts
Why "AI doesn't work" is almost always a prompting problem, not a tool problem
How AI-drafted communications can (and should) be improved
What visibility engineering actually means and why it matters for PR pros
What happens when AI content erodes credibility at scale

Key Takeaways

AI doesn't replace communications judgment. It replaces the busywork around it.
A framework you learn once and stop thinking about is already outdated. To keep up, you have to adapt.
The PESO® Model still starts with Owned and Earned — trust has to exist before Paid amplifies.

AI is Changing Video Production ft. Bob Demello, VP, Creative Director of Video at Relevate Health

Saison 1 · Épisode 2

lundi 25 mai 2026 • Durée 40:34

AI video isn't coming. It's already rewriting production, marketing, and creative work in real time.

In this episode, Amber and Erick sit down with Bob Demello, VP, Creative Director of Video at Relevate Health, to unpack what happens when generative video tools become good enough to blur the line between production workflow and synthetic reality.

Bob breaks down how AI is already cutting production costs, accelerating editing workflows, reshaping commercial video, and forcing brands to rethink trust, authenticity, and creative labor. The conversation dives into AI-generated actors, synthetic media, deepfake fears, pharma compliance chaos, and why most companies still have no idea how to govern this technology internally.

Things we cover for marketers and PR pros: AI-generated spokespeople, brand trust, crisis response, synthetic media disclosure, and how audiences react when “real” becomes negotiable.

Things we cover for creatives and video teams: AI production workflows, prompt-driven directing, and why AI still doesn’t replace taste, experience, or storytelling instincts.

Guest: Bob Demello

Website: www.relevatehealth.com

What We Cover

• Why AI video production costs are collapsing
• The difference between AI as a production tool vs deceptive media
• Why pharma and healthcare brands are panicking about AI governance
• How tools like Nano Banana are changing video editing
• AI-generated actors, avatars, and synthetic presenters
• Why prompting is becoming a new creative discipline
• The fear creatives have around job security and automation• Why “spotting fake AI” is becoming impossible fast

What Deepfakes Reveal About Brand Trust & Reputation ft. Josh McKenty, CEO of PolyGuard

Saison 1 · Épisode 1

lundi 27 avril 2026 • Durée 01:11:16

Deepfakes aren't just a strange concept. They're a present-day brand liability, a cybersecurity crisis, and a PR nightmare waiting to happen.

In this episode, Amber and Erick sit down with Josh McKenty, CEO of PolyGuard AI and co-founder of OpenStack, to get tactical about synthetic media, AI fraud, content, and digital identity verification.

Josh explains why every deepfake detection tool is already losing the arms race, breaks down the C2PA provenance standard Adobe and Microsoft are quietly building into the content ecosystem, and makes the case that impersonation fraud (not Hollywood-level fakes) is the attack vector quietly devastating businesses right now.

Things we cover for marketers and PR pros: AI-generated spokespeople, synthetic influencers, brand authenticity, and crisis response in the first 60 minutes of a deepfake or AI clone-related issue

Things we cover for IT and security leaders: the DPRK IT worker scheme and how enterprise identity verification is evolving fast

Guest: Josh McKenty, CEO of PolyGuard AI

Website: polyguard.ai

What We Cover

Deepfake vs. AI clone — and why the distinction matters legally
Why GANs make detection a permanent losing game
The C2PA standard and what it means for brands and journalists
What PolyGuard actually does (hint: not detection)
The DPRK IT worker scheme — fun fact: Google once had 50 North Korean spies on payroll...oops
AI-generated spokespeople: ethical line or legal liability?
The virtual kidnapping scam and the one move that stops it
Section 230, DMCA, and a policy fix that doesn't ban any tools

What Happens When a Tech Expert and a PR Pro Start a Podcast?

jeudi 2 avril 2026 • Durée 01:49

Welcome to Ctrl+Alt+PR, the show where communications meets technology (and neither side comes out unscathed.)

Every episode, Amber Krasinski (founder, media literacy nerd, and comms pro) and Erick Grau (founder, CEO, and AI early adopter) pull back the curtain on the conversations that PR, marketing, and tech people should already be having. Deepfakes. AI fraud. Digital identity. Brand visibility. Crisis comms. You name it.

Basically all the stuff keeping your CISO and your CMO up at night, but finally in the same room.

No jargon left unexplained. No spin left unchallenged. No tool left unexplored.

Stick around because things are about to get interesting!

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