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Climate change is pushing starving grey whales to San Francisco Bay, where ship strikes led to 40% of 21 deaths Ferries, cargo ships and tankers cut through choppy waters in the San Francisco Bay Tuesday as a whale surfaced nearby, its spout barely visible against the white caps. Until now, whales could easily go unnoticed by mariners, but an AI-powered detection network launched this week is designed to track them day and night. The system, called WhaleSpotter, scans the bay around the clock for whale blows and heat signatures up to 2 nautical miles away, alerting mariners to slow down or reroute when whales are nearby. Continue reading...
Read full articlePASADENA, Calif. and SAN FRANCISCO, May 20, 2026 — Virtualitics and OpenAI today announced a memorandum of understanding to jointly work with customers on decision intelligence in complex, critical workloads. […] The post Virtualitics and OpenAI Announce Strategic Collaboration appeared first on AIwire.
Insider Brief San Francisco startup Gatsby announced it completed what the company describes as the first residential cleaning service in the U.S. performed by a humanoid robot for a paying consumer, dispatching a robot to an apartment booked through its app. According to the company’s website, the robot handles routine household tasks such as cleaning […]
An AI trained to use thermal images to detect whale body heat could help warn ships at risk of colliding with the marine mammals.
The first NVIDIA Vera CPUs arrived at three of the world's leading AI labs on Friday — Anthropic in San Francisco, OpenAI in Mission Bay, SpaceXAI in Palo Alto — followed by a delivery to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure in Santa Clara on Monday. NVIDIA Vice President of Hyperscale and High-Performance Computing Ian Buck hand-delivered them.
The blockade's disruption of Iran's oil exports could exacerbate global energy tensions and impact international economic stability. The post Kharg Island remains empty of tankers for 10th day amid US blockade appeared first on Crypto Briefing.
Ahead of the Legal Innovators California conference in San Francisco – June 10 and 11, Artificial Lawyer spoke to Cooley’s innovation chief, David Wang, who ...
Journalist Simone Stolzoff in a new book explores why modern life makes not knowing harder – and how to learn to live with it Simone Stolzoff describes himself as “naturally an uncertain person” inclined to rumination and self-doubt. This tendency benefits him in his work as a journalist, but can otherwise be a double-edged sword. While working for a magazine in New York, Stolzoff was approached about a job at a design firm in San Francisco. Now, he laughs at how tortured he felt “having to decide between two attractive career paths”. Continue reading...
A federal grand jury in San Francisco has indicted three Tennessee men on charges that include conspiracy to commit robbery and kidnapping after prosecutors say the group carried out a series of wrench attacks — crimes where victims are physically threatened or harmed to force them to hand over crypto — stealing at least $6.5 […]
