Teen teaching AI for free grows program into international movement

A high school student in San Francisco is volunteering his time by bridging the gap between generations when it comes to artificial intelligence and technology.

The hidden content in kids’ feeds
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The algorithm and America’s toddlers. Aislinn Conrad, an associate professor of Social Work at the University of Iowa gives insight. Conrad's expertise focus in the areas of child abuse prevention, and the ethical integration of artificial intelligence.

The pickleball dating revolution
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A new bay area AI-powered social platform is designed specifically for the pickleball community, aiming to help players connect through shared interests and real-world meetups rather than traditional dating app swipes. Dawna Strouse, founder and CEO of Dink Date, gives insight on her app.

Experts warn against AI toys for kids

Artificial intelligence is permeating into nearly every aspect of life. And for parents, child wellness experts are warning about the dangers of the technology when it comes to toys.

San Francisco tech company debuts laundry-folding robot

A San Francisco company is taking orders for a household robot that specializes in folding laundry. 

Waymo begins limited robotaxi service to and from SFO

Waymo, the autonomous vehicle company, began offering robotaxi rides to and from San Francisco International Airport, expanding its growing footprint across the Bay Area. The service, however, is currently available only to a select group of riders.

Stanford grad tech founder behind viral landline-style phones to help reduce screen time

A Stanford graduate and tech founder is bringing back retro landline-style phones, but adding a high-tech twist, offering an opportunity to unplug from what can be a draining digital world, while still staying connected.

Facebook settlement payments coming soon: Here’s what to know

Facebook users are starting to receive payouts from a $725M settlement over claims the platform misused personal data. Here’s how much you could get and when.

YouTube, others may ask for your ID as online safety laws sprout across the globe

Some users of YouTube in the United States may be barred from the platform starting Wednesday as the Google-owned media giant plans to roll out ID verification, amid a trend of similar decisions propping up around the debate about online safety.

Intel’s stock tumbles after Trump says its CEO must resign

“The CEO of Intel is highly CONFLICTED and must resign, immediately," Trump posted on Truth Social. “There is no other solution to this problem. Thank you for your attention to this problem!"

Apple sues Apple Cinemas over name as theater chain plans expansion

Apple is one of the most globally recognized tech brands, but has an issue with a movie theater company by the same name that recently opened a San Francisco location.

Bay Area teen using AI to try to prevent future Mars Rover mishaps

A 14-year-old from Pleasanton is using cutting-edge artificial intelligence in hopes of solving a problem that occurred millions of miles from Earth. 

21-year-old Ivy League dropouts raise millions, launch Bay Area AI startup to 'cheat on everything’

Ivy League drops outs have raised more than $5M to launch a highly controversial tech-startup in San Francisco, with a stated slogan to use its artificial intelligence application to "cheat on everything."

Elizabeth Holmes’ partner raises millions for his blood-testing start-up

The partner of Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes has raised more than $3 million for a blood-testing startup, and he’s hoping investors can help bring in even more.