Google Pledges Not to Use AI for Weapons or Surveillance
Google pledged Thursday it won't use artificial intelligence in applications related to weapons or surveillance that violates international norms.
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Google pledged Thursday it won't use artificial intelligence in applications related to weapons or surveillance that violates international norms.
Federal transportation investigators Thursday cited speeding and a lack of driver control in a fatal Tesla crash and fire on Highway 101 in March.
Uber may be able to tell when you've had a few too many drinks.
For a period of four days in May, about 14 million Facebook users around the world had their default sharing setting for all new posts set to public, the company revealed Thursday.
The Bay Area has some of the most-bacteria ridden beaches in California, according to an annual report released Thursday.
As cities in Silicon Valley consider taxes targeting giant tech companies, officials in Sunnyvale are looking at their own tax proposal.
Steam billowed up from Hawaii's largest freshwater lake as lava flow evaporated its placid waters within a few hours and made it the latest casualty from the Big Island's Kilauea volcano.
Tesla's stock price soared Wednesday, indicating that investors were encouraged by CEO Elon Musk's pledge that the Model 3 may soon be leaving production hell.
Wells Fargo isn't the only bank where heavy sales pressure led employees to open fake accounts.
Flying may be more expensive this summer. Rising fuel prices are pressuring airline profits. That means airlines will charge higher airfare.
Google employees are speaking up about their concerns with how the company is handling diversity.
The proposition would uphold the San Francisco Board of Supervisors' unanimous vote to ban the products and other flavored tobacco, including menthol cigarettes.
California voters unseated a sitting state senator in midterm on Tuesday, denying Senate Democrats a supermajority and setting up a statewide battle this fall over a gas tax increase.
Elon Musk said Tuesday that the past couple of months have been "excruciating" and "hellish" for him.
After years of talk and little action in Silicon Valley, there is new evidence that diversity in tech is actually getting worse.
