AI voice clones are becoming an increasingly sophisticated technology that raises important concerns about their potential impact on global disinformation. These tools, which use machine
Social media has become second nature in San Francisco. It’s how people share updates, discover events, and build careers. But beneath the likes and reposts, something quieter is happening: a shift in how people connect, not just online, but in real life. In a city known for its innovation and
As 2026 begins, commuters in the Bay Area are facing an increase in their daily travel costs. Starting January 1, both bridge tolls and BART fares are going up, signaling a new chapter in the region’s transportation costs. The toll increase means that drivers crossing the Bay Area’s seven state-owned
In an increasingly digital world, user experience (UX) design has become a cornerstone for businesses and organizations looking to succeed online. As competition grows, providing a seamless, intuitive, and engaging user experience is not just a preference; it is essential for attracting and retaining customers. UX design is a multidisciplinary
By: Nic Abelian Senziio’s Theia introduces a new era of smart homes with real presence-powered automation that prioritizes privacy and efficiency. Imagine entering your home after a long day. The lights dim to your preferred setting, the temperature adjusts to perfection, and the TV turns on, switching to your favorite
Aptera Motors, based in California, is a solar-electric startup with a clear mission — to build a future where every journey is powered by the sun. Renowned for its extreme efficiency, the vehicle achieves a drag coefficient of just 0.13, weighs under 1,000 kg, and can gain up to 40
By: Deshi Zhang In an age when millions share their struggles, triumphs, and silent battles online, a new study shows how artificial intelligence might help society listen better. Presented at the IFIP International Conference on Artificial Intelligence Applications and Innovations (AIAI 2025), researchers Chuqing Zhao (Harvard University) and Yisong Chen
By: Angelica Burlaza Tala Health is reshaping medical care through AI copilots that automate triage, documentation, and patient follow-up. By embedding automation into daily workflows, the company shortens the time from symptom to treatment, lowers costs, and strengthens collaboration between patients and clinicians across the healthcare system. Tala Health, a
Waymo’s latest expansion has unlocked a new frontier: freeway driving in San Francisco. Until now, most autonomous services were confined to surface streets, where speeds and conditions are more predictable. By moving onto freeways, Waymo is signaling confidence in its technology’s ability to handle high‑speed traffic, merging lanes, and long‑distance
The OnePlus 15 has officially launched globally, but U.S. buyers are facing a delay in availability due to pending FCC certifications, which were affected by the government shutdown earlier this fall. Despite this, the phone’s global debut has already sparked conversation, thanks to its combination of Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen
In a tech landscape obsessed with speed, scale, and automation, a new conversation is emerging—one that shifts focus from raw performance to the deeper relationship between humans and machines. For entrepreneur and innovator Dinakara Nagalla, that conversation centers on two guiding principles: memory and trust. With ventures spanning aviation technology,
By: Chelsea Robinson The artificial intelligence revolution is creating unprecedented opportunity. It’s also creating unprecedented inequality. As AI transforms industries from healthcare to finance, the question of who gets access to training, certification, and career pathways has become one of the defining challenges of our time. Chaitra Vedullapalli has an
By: Avery Sinclair In a world increasingly dominated by technological innovation and facing existential threats from climate change, artificial intelligence, pandemics, and genetic engineering, few authors address these topics with the same narrative approach as Peter Solomon. Physicist, entrepreneur, educator, and STEM advocate, Solomon has spent decades navigating the frontiers
Contractor rights are becoming a central issue in San Francisco’s tech scene as artificial intelligence continues to reshape how companies build and deploy software. With more businesses relying on flexible labor to support AI development, contractors are stepping into roles that demand high-level expertise but often come with limited protections.
Think your story belongs on San Francisco Post? Get in touch to find out how.
Copyright ©2026 Matrix Global, LLC. All Rights Reserved.
Using this site signifies your agreement to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. No part of the content may be copied, shared, stored, transmitted, or otherwise utilized without prior written consent from San Francisco Post.
San Francisco Post™ is not responsible for the content of external websites.
Think your story belongs on San Francisco Post? Get in touch to find out how.
San Francisco Post™ is not responsible for the content of external websites.
Copyright ©2026 Matrix Global, LLC. All Rights Reserved.