CBS show 'Cupertino' dramatizes tech industry controversies in new procedural

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CBS has launched a new procedural drama titled 'Cupertino.' The show stars actors Ella Stiller, Mike Colter, and Rachel Keller. It fictionalizes recent tech industry events, including topics like AI ethics and prominent tech figures. The series aims to explore a sense of helplessness felt amid rapid technological change.

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