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Jensen Huang has donated $75 million to Vanderbilt University's new art school in San Francisco, sparking over $100 million in additional funding. The gift underscores a growing trend among tech leaders to invest in arts and culture.
San Francisco demands Apple and Google remove 13 AI face-swap apps from app stores, citing their misuse in creating non-consensual intimate content targeting women and girls.
Waymo's robotaxis faced a chaotic Fourth of July weekend in San Francisco, with vehicles stranded in traffic, one catching fire after driving over a firework, and public scrutiny intensifying over the reliability of autonomous driving technology.
San Francisco's AI boom is driving up the cost of living so fast that even couples earning $365,000 a year can't find an affordable apartment. Median rent sits at $3,827, and homes cost $1.7 million on average.
TechCrunch Disrupt 2026 early bird tickets end May 29 with savings up to $410. The popular San Francisco event offers significant value for tech professionals.
Uber CTO Praveen Neppalli Naga joins the StrictlyVC SF lineup for April 30 event, bringing expertise in scaling AI operations. The event will explore how companies can effectively operate at scale in the age of artificial intelligence.
StrictlyVC San Francisco returns April 30 with a stacked lineup featuring TDK Ventures, Replit, and other industry leaders. Early bird tickets are still available.
Sam Altman was reportedly targeted in a second attack at his San Francisco home, with two suspects arrested following a shooting. Surveillance footage played a key role in the arrests.
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman's San Francisco home was attacked twice in two days, first with a Molotov cocktail and then by a drive-by shooting, prompting police arrests and raising concerns about the safety of AI leaders.
