The Rise and Fall of Logan Roy

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At the end of the show, at its funeral, you find out how he was developed. What a masterstroke in letting us wait until the end to realize Logan Roy had to be in the hull of a boat looking at his brother at the age of five and told, don't speak or else the U-boats are going to get you. The opposite of that background is Logan's kids who the mother was incredibly cold and distant. They were raised by nannies. And so you have a broken man who creates an empire. Then you have a bunch of ignored children who are unable to manage that empire.

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Jack Krawczyk, the head Google’s Bard team, chats with Jason about Bard’s capabilities and Google’s plan for monetization. Following a few demonstrations of the AI chatbot (43:32), Jason wraps the episode with some thoughts on the series finale of HBO’s Succession (01:01:45)

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(00:00) Jack Krawczyk joins Jason

(4:58) Discussing the responsible release of products

(7:43) The delicate balance of choosing to release or hold

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(11:57) Addressing concerns about the usage of creators' content

(13:42) Unpacking the process of vetting new features and the purpose of Google's Red Team

(18:39) Integrating tools and features into the framework of Bard

(20:51) Upholding core values in the incorporation of tools

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(25:23) The impact of Bard's coding capabilities on developers