‘AIPAC on steroids’: The people warning about AI are quietly becoming a political force
Employees at Anthropic, OpenAI, and Google DeepMind are pouring money into elections, hoping to counter a more than $100M industry campaign against regulation.
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CNN and MS NOW reporters back at White House, hours after judge ordered Trump to lift ban
Hours after a federal judge ordered President Donald Trump to lift a ban on three news outlets from White House grounds, reporters from two of the outlets had been let in....
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Bike to Bridges event returns to Martinez to benefit the Special Olympics
(KRON) -- The Bike to Bridges event is returning to Martinez next month to benefit the Special Olympics. KRON4's Reyna Harvey spoke to event organizers and participants about this unique event featuring bicycles, bands and brews -- all for a good cause....
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Speak your mind with the Philly Phone Project
Local Photographer, Dan Horan started The Philly Phone Project in Philadelphia and gives the public a platform to say anything they desire.
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'Philly Run Tribe': Five friends form huge fitness family in Philadelphia
'Philly Run Tribe' started with five friends and has grown into a huge fitness family across the city.
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Bay Area's Applewood Landscaping takes TikTok by storm
SARATOGA, Calif. (KRON) -- Most companies have realized the benefit of using social media to gain business. Applewood Landscaping in Saratoga is a prime example of that that. Tigran Gertz started the company nine years ago, using YouTube videos to get word out about his new lands...
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DA warns of more victims after SJ man allegedly confessed to 2 murders; bodies found near river
The Santa Clara County District Attorney's Office says there could be more victims after a shocking confession in which a man allegedly admitted to killing two people, leading police to two bodies near the Guadalupe River in San Jose....