The San Francisco Examiner

The San Francisco Examiner

The San Francisco Examiner is a historic daily newspaper that has been serving the San Francisco area since 1863. It has a long-standing tradition of providing news and information to its readers in and around California's vibrant city.

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  • 4 days ago | sfexaminer.com | Troy Wolverton

    If you want to understand how the burgeoning artificial-intelligence industry has developed the way it has, Karen Hao said you should focus on OpenAI and the concept of empires.

  • 1 week ago | sfexaminer.com | Troy Wolverton

    In seeking to prevent artificial-intelligence systems from causing catastrophic or widespread harm without thwarting innovation, California should — at least least initially — prioritize transparency, an advisory panel said in a report issued this week.

  • 1 week ago | sfexaminer.com | Greg Wong

    Alicia John-Baptiste, San Francisco’s first-ever mayoral climate chief, on Friday championed a just-announced national award as evidence of The City’s stature as a leader in environmental innovation. She also reaffirmed that addressing climate change “absolutely” remains a priority at City Hall, despite the fact the mayor’s latest budget proposal cuts funding from its Environment Department.

  • 1 week ago | sfexaminer.com | James Salazar

    A trio of spaces that opened in the Castro within the last decade are breathing new life into the neighborhood and cultivating community by bringing different generations of people together. The operators’ establishments all say they want the Castro to continue being a space where all are welcome. “One of the challenges of the modern era is finding connections,” said Paul Miller, co-founder of The Academy.

  • 1 week ago | sfexaminer.com | James Salazar

    The crowds at The Mint are just as diverse as the San Francisco karaoke lounge’s list of songs, according to longtime employees and customers, and both have continuously drawn visitors to the edge — or, depending upon who you ask, just beyond — the Castro for years.