The Audacity

'The Audacity' is a contemporary satire set in the universe of big tech, Silicon Valley, where power is measured not just in money, but in the ability to anticipate and shape human behavior. The series follows Duncan Park, a brilliant but controversial entrepreneur who has built his empire from massive data analysis. Convinced that the future belongs to those who master information, Duncan leads a company that promises to change the world, although his methods constantly brush against the limits of ethics.

Throughout the story, the narrative delves into a setting populated by eccentric investors, emotional wellness experts, and young prodigies trained in elite institutions, all caught in a dynamic of ambition, insecurity, and the need for validation. As Duncan's projects advance into increasingly invasive territories, personal and professional tensions escalate, revealing the human cost behind innovation.

With an ironic and critical tone, the series raises questions about privacy, digital manipulation, and the price of success in a hyperconnected society. The cast is led by Billy Magnussen as Duncan Park, accompanied by Sarah Goldberg, Zach Galifianakis, and Lucy Punch. Joining them are Simon Helberg, Rob Corddry, Meaghan Rath, and Paul Adelstein, forming an ensemble that brings this biting portrait of technological power to life. The fiction is created, directed, and written by Jonathan Glatzer ('Succession', 'Better Call Saul') and produced by AMC Networks.