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Rya Jetha

Use AI or be fired: The tech industry push to shrink workforces and juice productivity

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As CEOs mandate “AI fluency," workers fear being replaced by the very tools they’re told to embrace. 

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David Sjostedt

A mother, an officer, a heartbreaking death: How a program for addicts stumbled on the streets of the Tenderloin

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Training police in ‘harm reduction’ approaches to drug addiction has worked in many cities. But in San Francisco, distrust between cops and social workers killed the effort—and severed a literal lifeline for Noah Tesfa.  

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Jillian D’Onfro

Poopy diapers, private jets: The real lives of elite Silicon Valley nannies

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Lured by six-figure salaries and voyages to paradise, child-care providers face a reality that’s far from glamorous.

Vince Bielski

‘Overwhelmed with fentanyl’: Why the deadly opioid is pouring into San Francisco from Mexico

The drug that accounted for most of the 108,000 overdose deaths in the U.S. last year is easier to make and more profitable than heroin.

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Zara Stone

A $36K blood-cleaning treatment is the new longevity craze

Silicon Valley goes all in on the hemoglobin hype train.

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Use AI or be fired: The tech industry push to shrink workforces and juice productivity

A mother, an officer, a heartbreaking death: How a program for addicts stumbled on the streets of the Tenderloin

Poopy diapers, private jets: The real lives of elite Silicon Valley nannies

‘Overwhelmed with fentanyl’: Why the deadly opioid is pouring into San Francisco from Mexico

A $36K blood-cleaning treatment is the new longevity craze