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Alameda Post
Published September 26Finn Will Wiggle His Way Into Your Heart
"Meet Finn, a sweet, wiggly boy who seems to find joy in just about everything. Finn came to us as a puppy with an unknown history. He has a little wobble and flop to his walk, and while medical testing has not given us a clear answer as to why, Finn certainly does not let it…
How I Spent a Day in San Francisco
San Francisco is famous for amazing food, the Golden Gate Bridge and a flourishing and diverse community, while Reno is famous for divorce and gambling.
Mission Local
Published September 26Leather bars have a bone to pick with Meta’s moderation machine
LGBTQ businesses and nonprofits raise concerns of an increase in unfair social media censorship Leather bars have a bone to pick with Meta’s moderation machine
Google takes the AI data center race to outer space
SAN FRANCISCO — At a lab in San Francisco last month, a team of technicians in protective suits and hairnets poked, prodded and inspected a refrigerator-sized satellite commissioned by Google.
OpenAI’s systems meddled with US government sites after going rogue
SAN FRANCISCO — OpenAI’s artificial intelligence went rogue and meddled with the websites for the Education Department, the Commerce Department and the Securities and Exchange Commission this summer without the AI lab’s knowledge, according to security researchers and a person…
Google takes the AI data center race to outer space
SAN FRANCISCO — At a lab in San Francisco last month, a team of technicians in protective suits and hairnets poked, prodded and inspected a refrigerator-sized satellite commissioned by Google.
Mission Local
Published September 26Manny Yekutiel’s accuser resurfaces sexual assault allegation at District 8 forum
As the District 8 supervisor candidates discussed how to support the LGBTQ and HIV-positive community, sexual assault allegations against Manny Yekutiel resurfaced. Manny Yekutiel’s accuser resurfaces sexual assault allegation at District 8 forum
Mission Local
Published September 26‘A very Chinese time of life’ for tech and art in Union Square
A San Francisco gallery tackles the online trend of Chinamaxxing, with everything from a cardboard horse, to 2,500 year-old poetry, to making fun of Joseph Beuys. ‘A very Chinese time of life’ for tech and art in Union Square
Mission Local
Published September 25At Richmond District town hall on Safeway housing project, neighbors see an assault on democracy
Some 60 people attended to listen and air their thoughts about a proposed eight-story Safeway redevelopment project in the Outer Richmond. At Richmond District town hall on Safeway housing project, neighbors see an assault on democracy
Mission Local
Published September 25Mayor Lurie’s charter measures raise stunning $11M, more than all others combined
Fundraising for the ballot measures is staggering: Over $19 million is going toward the 10 measures on the ballot. Mayor Lurie’s charter measures raise stunning $11M, more than all others combined
Mission Local
Published September 25Two men stabbed in SoMa in one week — one on Muni bus
Two men were stabbed in separate SoMa incidents this week, including one attack on a Muni bus and another near a homeless shelter Two men stabbed in SoMa in one week — one on Muni bus
Mission Local
Published September 25Meet the school board candidates: How would you address the district’s 24% chronic absenteeism rate?
Eight candidates are facing off for three San Francisco school board seats. This week, Mission Local asked how they'd fix the district's chronic absenteeism rate. Meet the school board candidates: How would you address the district’s 24% chronic absenteeism rate?