Claire Reilly

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"Adventures in AI" allows visitors to experiment with a mechanical neural network. Courtesy of the Exploratorium. This summer, the Exploratorium is bringing AI to life with hands-on science. Why it matters: Artificial intelligence is transforming every aspect of modern life from the workplace and education to the media and beyond with the potential to reshape how we live, think and work.

1 month ago | axios.com | Claire Reilly

Some of the treasures found at Scrap in the Bayview. Photo: Claire Reilly/AxiosSan Francisco's beloved reuse and arts education center — Scrap — is looking for a new home. State of play: The non-profit has been renting its Bayview warehouse from SFUSD for the past 25 years, but the building is slated for demolition in 2026 to make way for a central kitchen for the school district. Zoom in: The warehouse is a treasure trove for artists, creatives, teachers and anyone looking to start a project.

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If you're staying in town and want to check off a couple San Francisco musts, it's your lucky day — we've compiled a list and made it into our very own bingo card. How it works: Mark your squares by clicking on them or print the grid out and share among your friends so the whole crew can play by hand. What's next: Send us a screenshot of your winning card (five squares in a row) or let us know about a quintessential experience you had that we may have missed by responding to this email.

1 month ago | axios.com | Claire Reilly

Austin Theriault (left), Erik Bahri and Franz the dog show off their haul of treasure. Photo courtesy of TJ LeeSan Francisco friendsAustin Theriault, Erik Bahri and TJ Lee are now about $10,000 richer after finding buried treasure in the Mount Sutro Open Space Preserve. Driving the news: The three friends and their golden retriever Franz took just 11 hours to solve a cryptic puzzle posted on Reddit earlier this week.

1 month ago | axios.com | Claire Reilly

A giant Mario figurine greets customers at the entrance of the new Nintendo San Francisco store. Photo: Claire Reilly/AxiosMario and Splatoon fans rejoice: San Francisco is now home to the first official Nintendo store on the West Coast. Why it matters: The Thursday opening — a big win for Union Square amid its post-pandemic recovery — marks the second official Nintendo store in the U.S. The other is New York's Times Square location.