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Clergy members gather at the University of San Francisco to discuss AI's impact on faith.

Closed-door meetings and chatbot sermons: Inside San Francisco’s religious reckoning with AI

As the sun dipped behind the hills of San Francisco, casting a warm glow over the University of San Francisco, a group of clergy gathered for an unprecedented event. The atmosphere buzzed with a mix of curiosity and apprehension as they entered a carpeted reception room, the doors closing behind...

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Clergy discussing AI at University of San Francisco

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Closed-door meetings and chatbot sermons: Inside San Francisco’s religious reckoning with AI

As the sun set behind the hills of San Francisco, a group of clergy gathered at the University of San Francisco, their faces a mix of curiosity and concern. They were there to discuss a topic that has become increasingly relevant in today’s world: artificial intelligence. With the rise of AI...

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New CBS Show 'Cupertino' Has Storyline That Sounds Like the Zizians

Robert and Michelle King, the creators of The Good Wife, are back with a quirky new legal procedural that centers on Silicon Valley, and of course, AI has been front and center in the first few episodes.Cupertino premiered earlier this month on CBS, and it stars Mike Colter an actor who appeared on...

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Lime’s AI-Powered Cameras Aim to Keep Scooters Off SF Sidewalks

Lime is adding AI-powered cameras to its SF scooters to deter sidewalk riding amid rising injuries and complaints about reckless riders, though questions remain about how the data is stored and used beyond safety.About 30% of Lime s San Francisco scooter fleet currently has the cameras installed,...

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Day Around the Bay: SFUSD Expands Special Education With New School In Chinatown

Local:SFUSD has opened a new Chinatown public school for students with autism and intellectual disabilities, expanding special education services to keep more high-needs students in the district rather than sending them to costly non-public schools. [Chronicle]A milk tanker overturned on Highway...

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SF-Based DoorDash to Acquire Instacart for $17 Billion

A San Francisco-based delivery giant is in the making as DoorDash announces it has struck a deal to acquire grocery-delivery app Instacart for $17 billion.SF-based DoorDash continues consolidating its hold on the delivery sphere today with the announcement that it is buying Instacart for $17...

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8 SF Restaurants with Out-of-This-World Bread and Butter

The term "bread and butter" is an idiom for everyday or basic fare, and diners gobble up that hunk of partially-sliced sourdough bread served with pats of foil-wrapped butter served by many classic San Francisco restaurants without giving it much thought. At some places, though, the bread and...

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The first Game 7 in WNBA history: How to watch Valkyries vs. Dream Finals showdown

The 2026 WNBA Finals will come down to the first Game 7 in postseason history. The No. 2-seeded Golden State Valkyries face the No. 4 Atlanta Dream in Game 7 of the Finals this weekend at Ballhalla, Chase Center in San Francisco. The winner will go down in history as its franchise s first-ever...

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Public bank would be stable, provide affordable housing, and help with climate goals

A new independent report indicates that a San Francisco Public Bank would not only be financially sustainable long term, but would also create thousands of new affordable housing units, guarantee more than $60 million in small business loans, and allow the city to meet its climate goals. The report...

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Congressional candidate Scott Wiener on why you should vote for him

State Sen. Scott Wiener is running for the congressional seat Nancy Pelosi has held for nearly four decades. For the last 10 years he has been a state senator and before that he served on the San Francisco Board of Supervisors. Now, as Election Day nears, he's looking to defeat his opponent, Sup....

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Homes across the Bay Area report thefts of Halloween decorations

This October, thieves are going after Halloween decorations outside of people’s homes around the Bay Area. A surveillance video in San Francisco shows someone in a green hoodie walking by. He seems to spot the inflatables. He grabs them and then walks away with them. “My husband said, ‘Hey, did you...

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Winners, losers as Packers top Panthers 27-19 on Thursday Night Football

NFL Winners, losers as Packers top Panthers 27-19 on Thursday Night Football Jordan Love threw three touchdowns while Bryce Young struggled under center to open Week 8. By Sanjesh Singh • Published 35 minutes ago • Updated 29 minutes ago BOOKMARKER NBC Universal, Inc. From Lamar Jackson and the...

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How NASA Ames' lunar landing simulator helps prepare for moon missions

The United States is going back to the moon. Part of the training goes through the Bay Area, where the NASA Ames Research Center has a lunar landing simulator. The simulator is a system of motors, hydraulics and technology that serves as a crucial testing platform. It allows pilots and astronauts...

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