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Founders from Down Under

Hyped up by AI and their own big ambitions, waves of charmingly-accented Australians are making a splash in San Francisco

September 4, 2026

Into the Garryverse

Y Combinator president and CEO Garry Tan has spent years (and hundreds of thousands of dollars) spinning a web connecting tech, politics, and money, placing himself at the center

September 3, 2026

Waymo has been slapped with more than 8,300 parking tickets since January 2025

With fines of nearly $1 million for various violations, the robotaxi company says it’s cooperating with the city and learning from its cars’ mistakes

September 1, 2026

How will we spend all that AI money?

Plus, Horsies — the ultimate arbiter of SF cool — declares AI lame

August 31, 2026

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

August 27, 2026

Anti-surveillance protestors flock to Chris Larsen’s house

Plus, TikTok’s newest aesthetic is the anti-AI girlie

August 24, 2026

The internet hates the new Instagram logo. What do professional designers think?

Four graphics experts critique the mega-platform’s ‘cleaner and more modern’ wordmark

August 20, 2026

A new dating site wants to match (only) ‘Western’ men to Asian women

Mysterious platform ‘WMAF Meet’ uses AI to facilitate SF’s ‘most in-demand pairing’

August 17, 2026

Corgi kills short-lived website that ranked its female employees

The ‘demeaning’ website was spun up by a local founder with no relationship to the company

August 13, 2026

‘Members of the LGBTQ+ community have legitimate reasons to be sensitive about privacy’

After backlash, Badlands and Toad Hall management is ‘pausing’ surveillance of patrons in San Francisco but continues to employ it in Portland and Sacramento

August 11, 2026