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Let them eat cake

The team behind the controversial ‘Stop hiring humans’ campaign attempts to stay buzzy without the ragebaiting

September 9, 2025

Counter intuition

To create truly haimish deli cocktails, a mixologist combined old world flavors with modern technology

September 9, 2025

Chattered glass

AI is making it easier for fake writers to peddle fake stories to high volume, traffic-chasing websites

September 9, 2025

Taxi driver

Wayne Wang’s ‘Chan is Missing’ led viewers past the tourist spots and deeper into San Francisco’s Chinatown of the 1980s

September 8, 2025

Face Time: Rick and Megan Prelinger

The archivists and researchers look backward — and forward — in a city where exchange and flow are bedrock

September 5, 2025

The work of art in the age of artificial intelligence

The experimental art collective TIAT is bringing together artists, technologists, and hundreds of admirers who want a robot to draw them

September 5, 2025

Read all about it

With the additions of Cydney Hayes and Olivia Peluso, Gazetteer SF’s team grows

September 5, 2025

Fiber optics

Feeling logy after months of proteinmaxxing? You may wanna sit down: now it’s all about fibermaxxing

September 5, 2025

The lawyer in winter

David Boies is the most admired attorney in America. The same week he won a class action against Google, he made a closing argument of his own

September 5, 2025

Do androids dream of biang biang noodles?

‘Automatic Noodle’ author Annalee Newitz on SF, Chinese food videos, and whether bots should be allowed into labor unions

September 4, 2025