Facebook Targets Revenge Porn Photos With Latest AI Update
Facebook unveiled new technology Friday, using artificial intelligence to detect revenge porn -- intimate pictures loaded onto social media without the victim's knowledge
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Facebook unveiled new technology Friday, using artificial intelligence to detect revenge porn -- intimate pictures loaded onto social media without the victim's knowledge
"Sesame Street" stamps will be available at a post office near you sometime this year.
Facebook, YouTube and Twitter are struggling to halt the spread of horrific footage that appears to show a massacre at a mosque in New Zealand as it was taking place.
Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris said Thursday that there should be a federal moratorium on executions.
Three homes were destroyed in a fast-moving fire that started Thursday evening on Bethel Island in unincorporated Contra Costa County.
Tesla unveiled a new all-electric SUV on Thursday night that the automaker hopes will win over consumers looking for an all-electric alternative in the most popular segment of the auto market.
Retired pilot and former airplane accident investigator Dick Deeds believes the Boeing 737 is safe and the decision to ground it was premature.
Developing news Thursday night out of Christchurch New Zealand: there are multiple fatalities at mass shootings inside two mosques.
Marine experts say two dead gray whales were found in the San Francisco Bay this week and that one of them died from severe malnutrition.
BART's been rolling out new security features at stations to deter cheaters but the main fix -- new fare gates -- is still a long way off.
A group of people living in Novato tired of not really knowing their neighbors is creating a new type of housing development that encourages friendliness and interaction.
Vallejo Police Chief Andrew Bidou announced his retirement this week as his department has been facing mounting criticism in recent months over use of force and alleged police misconduct.
Private equity giant TPG Capital has fired one of its top executives, Bill McGlashan, following his indictment in the wide-ranging college admissions scandal involving.
At their regularly scheduled meeting Thursday morning, BART's board of directors approved a plan to spend $96.5 million to replace 41 escalators at stations along San Francisco's Market Street corridor.
America's top general said Thursday that Mountain View-based Google's work in China "is indirectly benefiting the Chinese military."
