The Sopranos: Roman and Shiv

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I think Roman comes out the cleanest of them all. One out of three will probably move on to do great things in their life and maybe have some peace. And for the oldest son, Connor, he seems to have reconciled a decent amount of this. I'm going to watch it again next year, maybe over the summer or something. It's going to be just one of these great shows like the Sopranos, the Shield, the Lyre that you can really rewatch them over the decades. Congratulations to the team. I hope they do a movie. You know how to reach me on Twitter, whatever.

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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

(10:24) LinkedIn Jobs - Post your first job for free at https://linkedin.com/twist

(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