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The Midday Pilates Economy: SF's Tech Layoff Limbo Is Now a Lifestyle
There's a particular kind of Wednesday morning in San Francisco that changes everything — the one where your manager…
The Bay Area's New Background Noise Isn't Traffic — It's AI Dread
There's a new ambient hum in the Bay Area, and it's not the Muni or the foghorns.
That Cool Gate Art Near Octavia? Yeah, It Wants Your Eyeballs
If you've walked past Page Street near Octavia recently, you may have noticed some eye-catching art on a gate — the…
"Humans Only" Concert at Union Square Is Just Sam Altman Farming Your Eyeballs — Literally
If you wandered through Union Square recently and noticed a suspiciously hip activation promising a "Humans Only"…
Seven Months, 200 Applications, Zero Offers: The SF Tech Job Market Is Brutal Right Now
Here's a reality check for anyone still clinging to the narrative that San Francisco's tech economy is humming along…
That Viral GoFundMe for the LinkedIn Engineer's Family? Maybe Do Some Homework First.
A LinkedIn engineer recently passed away, and almost immediately a GoFundMe campaign appeared for the surviving spouse.
Google's Latest Feature: Making You Want to Throw Your Phone Into the Bay
We've all been there. You're trying to get a simple answer from Google — maybe directions, maybe a quick search, maybe…
Someone Built a Better Job Board and It Puts Indeed to Shame
Here's a fun little secret about the job market: a huge number of employers never post their openings on major job…
San Francisco's Skyline Has a New Sponsor: AI Companies With More Billboards Than Products
Take a walk through SoMa, the Financial District, or honestly just about anywhere in San Francisco right now, and…
SF's Chief Economist Says the AI Boom Is the City's 'Weirdest' — And He's Not Wrong
San Francisco has seen its share of tech gold rushes — the dot-com frenzy, the social media era, the crypto fever dream…
The State of SF Tech Media: Who's Actually Telling the Truth in 2026?
Let's talk about the elephant in the room — or rather, the graveyard of elephants that used to be San Francisco's tech…
Claude Goes Down, SF Productivity Follows
If you felt a strange disturbance in the force yesterday — like thousands of startup founders suddenly cried out in…
SF Researchers Are Getting Closer to an HIV Cure — And It Actually Looks Promising
San Francisco has long been at the epicenter of the fight against HIV/AIDS — from the devastating early days of the…
Allbirds Ditches Shoes for AI Because Of Course It Does
In a move that perfectly encapsulates everything about the current moment in tech, Allbirds — the company that once…
Who Watches the AI Watchmen? Apparently Nobody in San Francisco
San Francisco is the undisputed capital of the AI revolution, and OpenAI sits at its throne.
80% of U.S. Venture Capital Now Flows to the Bay Area — But Read the Fine Print
The Bay Area just hit a staggering milestone: more than 80% of all venture capital invested in U.S.
An AI Just Opened a Store in Cow Hollow. Its First Move? Forgetting to Hire Anyone.
At the corner of Union and Webster in Cow Hollow, there's a new gift shop called Andon Market.
When Anti‑Tech Rage Turns Into Actual Violence, We All Lose
Sam Altman's home has now been attacked twice.
Peak SF: A Dog Riding Solo in a Waymo at Castro & Market
If you needed a single image to sum up San Francisco in 2026, here it is: a dog, alone, chilling in the back of a Waymo…
When Your Ex Uses ChatGPT to Spiral — And OpenAI Shrugs
Here's a sentence nobody expected to read in a legal filing: a San Francisco woman is asking a judge to cut off her…
Two SF Startups Want to Catch the Next Pandemic Before It Catches You
Here's a sentence you probably never thought you'd read outside of a sci-fi novel: two San Francisco tech firms say…
Sam Altman Gets Attacked, Then Asks Washington to Regulate His Competition
A man allegedly firebombed Sam Altman's San Francisco home because he feared AI would destroy humanity.
Deskmate Maps SF's Work‑Friendly Cafés, Wifi Ratings and All
A San Francisco remote worker got tired of the café roulette — you know the game.
DC Wants to Regulate AI. San Francisco Already Built It.
Here's the uncomfortable truth Washington doesn't want to hear: by the time Congress finishes drafting an AI regulation…