Could chatbots have souls? Learn to love? Refuse military service? Philosophers and tech workers gathered last weekend at the Lighthaven compound to figure it out.
business
Butter & Crumble owner Sophie Smith spent thousands preparing to open a second bakery on Telegraph Hill. Then she discovered the storefront’s tangled history of problems....
News
We figured out who bought Larry Ellison’s pad. Plus: A dispatch from the S.F. Symphony Gala; celebrities running amok in Marin; and an inauspicious Vogue World preview....
Local
Osaka Marketplace is part Walgreens, part Daiso — with wagyu beef katsu sandos, rare sweet melons, and chirashi bowls that steal the show.
News
The Giants’ ace is an undisputed clubhouse leader, but he’s the first to suggest it’s easier for position players to lead an MLB team.
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Kyle Shanahan said the star pass rusher will be back “in a few weeks.” Until then, the team will be scrambling to keep enough healthy players on the defensive line....
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Whenever he ends his career, we will know that the Golden State star achieved everything he possibly could with this franchise.
schools
Education Department rolls out earliest FAFSA form in history. The 15-minute financial aid application launches today.
safety
Tasia Fortune was apparently killed in a drug dispute before her body was hung in a tree in a "staged" lynching behind an abandoned home in the Mississippi capital this summer, a detective testified Friday....
News
Murder victim David Navidad-Parra's father-in-law punched convicted killer Abel Uribe after spotting him laughing during a sentencing hearing in Phoenix, Arizona....
business
Amy Hillyard, a co-owner of Farley's coffee shops, was reported missing in March.
business
LGBTQ businesses and nonprofits raise concerns of an increase in unfair social media censorship Leather bars have a bone to pick with Meta’s moderation machine...
