Losing donors and under fire, AI industry super PAC retreats
Leading the Future launched with $100 million in pledges and big promises. It’s now sitting on its cash and watching donors walk out the door.
Leading the Future launched with $100 million in pledges and big promises. It’s now sitting on its cash and watching donors walk out the door.
The Warriors completed their biggest comeback since 2015 by neutralizing the Lakers’ superstar’s playmaking.
A cafe, market, and restaurant in one, Yutori serves A5 wagyu loco moco, inventive onigiri, and Japanese ceramics worth the drive down the Peninsula.
A San Francisco filmmaker and her bat finder reveal a secret nightlife in the park’s lakes and trees.
The cost of new housing in this city does not pencil out. Can one wonky group change the equation?
A rushed trophy ceremony before a Hawks game would have been another self-inflicted wound for a league that can’t get out of its own way.
I bought season tickets because it was the feminist thing to do. What I found in Ballhalla went far beyond that.
Also this week: Ken Fulk sells his house for $2M over ask; a celebrity astrologer in North Beach; and which celebrities will make it to Ballhalla tonight?
The Golden State guard, 37, spent a decade with the Atlanta Dream. Now she faces them in Game 7 of the WNBA Finals.
The company, counting on what it expects to be a huge moneymaker, has converted parts of its Fremont factory to produce the humanoids.