Sarah Goldberg discusses The Audacity role and themes

8 articles · Updated · Mashable · May 4

Goldberg says Dr JoAnne Felder, therapist to Silicon Valley founders, uses client secrets for insider trading and unravels under blackmail, housing pressure and family strain.
She said the series examines AI, immortality and moral corruption, including a plot in which Martin Phister raises an AI child later seen as a possible therapeutic tool.
A self-described technophobe, Goldberg said she fears AI's direction but hopes film and television will retain human connection, echoing the show's question of whether lost humanity can be recovered.

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