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New CBS Show 'Cupertino' Has Storyline That Sounds Like the Zizians — Palo Alto Technology news

Robert and Michelle King, the creators of The Good Wife, are back with a quirky new legal procedural that centers on Silicon Valley, and of course, AI has been front and center in the first few episodes.Cupertino premiered earlier this month on CBS, and it stars Mike Colter an actor who appeared on The Good Wife and its spinoff The Good Fight, as well as the Kings supernatural series Evil. Colter plays Michael Price, an attorney who cofounded a tech startup, only to be betrayed by his cofounder and kicked out of the company. He vows to seek revenge in the courts, and goes about starting a law firm to go after the Goliaths of Silicon Valley, which most firms refuse to do, enlisting the help of fellow laid off attorney and recent law school grad, Olivia, played by Rachel Keller.The pair get a financial boost from Natalia, played by Busy Phillips, the ex-wife of an AI founder who recently left her for a woman half her age, who is also seeking her own revenge.The show has many of oddb

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