Covering Technology, Business, AI, Venture Capital and Housing for NBC, drummer, @UCLA Bruin.
San Jose, United States (Local)
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Meta says it will use AI to alert parents if their kids are having trouble on social media, but it's a solution that some privacy advocates call dangerous.
Bay Area election officials responded to President Trump's claims of voter registration problems involving noncitizens. Scott Budman reports.
As new fears about the potential dangers of artificial intelligence mount, a group of Silicon Valley tech giants is coming together to try to make AI safer and more transparent.
According to the owner, the focus will shift to the three other San Jose locations, as well as its restaurants in Campbell and Morgan Hill.
By: Scott Budman
Even after a hugely successful World Cup that brought booming business to downtown San Jose, one restaurant is pulling up stakes to focus on other South Bay locations.
Despite a strong overall economy, consumers' money is not going as far as it used to.
Some of the largest retail chains in the country are extorting money from potential customers, according to a federal class-action lawsuit filed Monday in San Jose.
The goal is to keep the water safe for triathletes competing in the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics as well as Bay Area surfers.
Tech workers and agents discuss the integration of artificial intelligence in housing, balancing new high-tech tools with the need to maintain public trust.
By: Marianne Favro
On Wednesday, Bay Area city and county leaders announced a new strategy to try to keep detention centers out of the region. The move comes as ICE seeks to build a facility near Gilroy.
