AI Startup Launches Campaign To Exploit Humans, Ethically
Contrary to what Scale's 7-figure ad campaign claims, the company's ethos is anything but “centering humans.”
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Greed is Stripping the World Cup of its Soul
Who wants a World Cup devoid of feeling? A die-hard soccer fan laments what is sure to be a tournament overflowing with cash, but lacking in life.
Displaced Oakland Tenants Win Nearly Half a Mill After Negligent Landlord Refused to Pay Relocation Fees
Former tenants of 1770 Broadway fought and won relocation payments after a fire destroyed their homes and displaced them.
Tenants Win at the Vulcan Lofts
After an eight-year fight with landlord Madison Park, Vulcan Lofts tenants win rent control protections.
Bay Area Workers Fight Bosses For First Union Contracts
Hundreds of workers have unionized—but will they be able to secure wins for the long-term?
SF Elders Faced An Eviction and Homelessness. But They Fought Back and Won.
“It’s a matter of life-and-death that we continue to organize.”
“We Are Out Here Fighting For What We Need”
San Francisco special education teachers tell us why they’re striking.
Meet SF's Billionaire Simps
We wanted to hear directly from the elite-lovers at their “March for Billionaires” in San Francisco — here’s what they said.
Pro-Palestine Stanford Students Await Trial Verdict
“They are so brave. They are representing the future and are giving us hope.”
Bay Area Chinese Leftists Are Making Language Political
We were in a very Chinese time in our lives. We decided to do something about it.
SCENE REPORT: Bay Area Marches in Solidarity with Minneapolis
Protests against ICE have spread to the Bay. We wanted to hear directly from Bay Area residents who turned out in East Oakland to support the surging movement in Minneapolis.