Tech

Concerns are growing in the South Bay that a local company may be using technology to train its AI on emails residents might have sent in the past.

A controversial $125 million deal California struck with Google last year to prop up the state’s struggling journalism industry is already on track to shrink — before any of the money has been delivered to news outlets.

Elizabeth Holmes’s partner and father of her children, Billy Evans, is starting his own blood-testing company and is seeking investors.

Two former UC Berkeley students are letting Artificial intelligence play matchmaker through a new dating app.

A Bay Area tech startup is getting a lot of attention – or more specifically looks – because of what it wants from its customers: a retina scan.

Sand Hill Road Host Scott McGrew spoke with Larry Gadea, CEO and founder of Envoy, to learn more about his early days at Twitter and Google and what led him to make the entrepreneurial jump.

Robots making food and drinks is something you might see in a movie. But it’s now becoming a reality at one San Francisco drink bar.

A Silicon Valley company that makes life-saving technology got a rare chance to show off to one of the people it helped save on Tuesday.

Artificial intelligence promises to make games more exciting and easier to build — even amid worries about its effects on the industry’s job market.

California regulators have released a new proposal to allow the testing of self-driving heavy duty trucks on public roads.

A San Francisco man is filing a small claims suit against Waymo, claiming a driverless taxi drove off with his expensive tennis gear.

Do you remember what you were doing in 2005? It’s possible you were among the first to check out a new video site dubbed YouTube.

Waymo is moving forward with plans to expand its driverless taxi service to the South Bay and Peninsula.