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Why a Smarter AI Might Actually Be Good News for Cybersecurity (For Once)
In a tech landscape where every other headline is about data breaches, ransomware attacks, and your grandma's email…
Coinbase Dumps 700 Workers, Discovers AI Is the New Crypto
In a move that surprises absolutely no one who's been watching Silicon Valley's latest obsession cycle, Coinbase — the…
A 'Tech Map' From 2006 That Probably Isn't — And What It Actually Tells Us
A map purporting to show the Bay Area tech landscape circa 2006 has been making the rounds online, and it's a fun…
Waymo's Dirty Secret: SF's Robot Taxis Are Basically Rolling Frat Parties
San Francisco loves to market itself as the gleaming capital of AI innovation.
Two Billionaires Walk Into a Courtroom: The OpenAI Trial That Could Reshape SF's AI Empire
Elon Musk and Sam Altman are airing their dirty laundry in court, and the rest of San Francisco's AI industry is…
Waymo Steals Your Luggage, Then Offers to Let You Pay for Shipping
A San Jose airport passenger recently learned the hard way that the robot car revolution still has a few bugs to work…
Elon vs. Sam: The Billionaire Beef That Won't Die
If you've been following the Musk-Altman courtroom saga — and honestly, who in this city hasn't at least…
Another Tech Conference Nobody Asked For Is Coming to the Bay
Media startup Semafor — the company that's been building a name for itself with its Washington D.C.
Berkeley Wants to Teach People How to Govern AI — But Who Governs the Governors?
UC Berkeley is hosting an AI Governance Workshop aimed at bridging the gap between research and policy — a noble goal…
AI Tractor Startup Burns Through $240 Million, Leaves Nothing But Tire Tracks
Another day, another Bay Area startup that raised a quarter-billion dollars and has absolutely nothing to show for it.
Record Profits, Pink Slips: Big Tech's New Normal Is Here to Stay
Let's dispense with the polite fiction that tech layoffs are about hard times.
Waymos Are Blocking Firehouses and Freezing in Intersections — and It's Getting Worse
Here's a question that shouldn't be hard: Should a robot car know not to park in front of a fire station?
Travis Kalanick Fled to Texas, But Came Crawling Back to SF for His Launch Party
Look, we get it. Texas has no state income tax, cheaper real estate, and you can probably get a table at a restaurant…
A $3.5 Billion Drone Factory — Right Here on the Peninsula
In an era when most companies are sprinting toward low-cost states to build their factories, Skydio is doing something…
Mars Rover Spotted in Pacifica — Because of Course It Was
Look, we've all joked that parts of the Bay Area feel like another planet.
Billionaire Fight Club: Musk vs. Altman Goes to Trial Across the Bay
Two of the most powerful men in tech are now staring each other down in an Oakland courtroom, and honestly, it's the…
One Maker 3D Printed the Entire City — And SF Wants to Buy It
There's something deeply satisfying about seeing San Francisco reduced to a tabletop — every hill, every block, every…
OpenAI Now Has a Bigger Office Footprint Than Salesforce. Let That Sink In.
There's been a quiet reshuffling of the San Francisco commercial real estate leaderboard, and it tells you everything…
The Mystery of the White Minivans: Big Tech's Not‑So‑Secret Fleet Roaming Bay Area Streets
If you've driven anywhere in the Bay Area recently, you've probably noticed them: fleets of identical white Chrysler…
The Great Tech Reckoning: SF's Golden Industry Loses Its Shine
The pink slips keep coming, and San Francisco's tech workforce is feeling it.
Block's 4,000 Layoffs Hit California Hard — And SF's Budget Still Goes Up
Block, the Jack Dorsey-led payments giant behind Square and Cash App, axed roughly 4,000 employees back in February.
The Billionaire Cage Match Over AI Lands in Oakland — And You Should Actually Care
Next week, an Oakland federal courtroom becomes the center of the tech universe as Elon Musk's lawsuit against Sam…
SF's Marketing Scene Is Alive — But Can a Hackathon Actually Move the Needle?
The American Marketing Association's San Francisco chapter is gearing up for its 2026 Marketing Hackathon, bringing…
Mysterious LIDAR Cars Are Blanketing Sunnyvale — And Nobody Knows Who's Behind Them
If you've driven through Sunnyvale lately, you've probably noticed them: unmarked cars bristling with LIDAR sensors and…