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Meta’s $17 billion settlement doesn’t resolve the issue of social media addiction
The deal’s shortcomings are many, but more lawsuits may be the only answer
Stop AI protestor sentenced to jail, hopes to reconnect with Rafael Mandelman
The anti-AI group is shifting its focus away from AI companies and toward City Hall
A Stop AI activist is standing trial after blockading OpenAI HQ last year
Wynd Kaufmyn is prepared to serve time if it helps spread the group’s warnings about the dangers of artificial intelligence
Update: Hearing on Lurie’s testimony is postponed as man charged with assault arrives hours late
Tony Phillips will now appear before a judge on June 5 to address the March confrontation with the mayor’s bodyguard in the Tenderloin
Judge to decide if Mayor Lurie appears in person as a witness to Tenderloin fight
The lawyer for Tony Phillips, the man accused of assaulting Lurie’s bodyguard, wants the mayor to take the stand; DA doesn’t want a ‘media spectacle’
Man arrested for allegedly assaulting Mayor Lurie’s bodyguard to be freed
Held on multiple charges, Tony Phillips will be released under electronic monitoring Friday
Fire on the Fountain: Vaillancourt was torched during deconstruction
Trash inside the brutalist sculpture at Ferry Plaza was ignited by a blowtorch
A brutal setback for fans of Vaillancourt Fountain
Judge’s decision puts the controversial sculpture one step closer to removal
Is Uber responsible for its drivers’ behavior?
A San Francisco judge weighs whether or not the ride-hailing company is liable when drivers commit sexual assault
Everlane faces eviction from San Francisco HQ
The struggling direct-to-consumer brand is overdue on its rent, landlord claims
