Opinion: What's behind the rise of AI? Exploited humans
When tech companies present their products as sleek, autonomous computers, they ignore the labor that powers the machines.
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LAUSD moves forward with its troubled AI initiative despite the collapse of the host company
Los Angeles Schools Superintendent Alberto Carvalho said he is moving forward with his venture into artificial intelligence — a platform…
Happy birthday, Amazon? Why I won't be celebrating the company's 30th birthday
I had just started my master’s degree in artificial intelligence when a classmate asked me if I’d heard of Amazon,…
Sacramento police violated state privacy protocols, grand jury says
License plate information and perhaps even more sensitive material on Sacramento County's 1.3 million registered vehicles and their drivers was…
42 buildings in Beverly Hills are not seismic adapted
If you live or work in Beverly Hills and your building was built before 1978, you may need a seismic…
Conservative commentator Tomi Lahren criticizes Los Angeles
Los Angeles is a wicked and dangerous city, where treacherous depravity lurks behind every pride flag, pupusaria and electric vehicle…
Sacramento homeless count shows 29% drop, but accuracy questioned
Sacramento officials rejoiced this week when results from a biennial point-in-time count showed that the observed local homeless population had…
As officials turn to wastewater to monitor bird flu epidemic, questions arise about testing
As researchers increasingly rely on wastewater testing to monitor the spread of bird flu, some question the reliability of the…
When should women start having regular mammograms to screen for breast cancer?
To counter rising rates of breast cancer in younger women and reduce racial disparities in deaths, an influential panel has…
'Operation Safe Cities' seeks to combat violent gun crime in Southern California
In a bid to impose harsher penalties on repeat offenders, top law enforcement officials in Southern California announced Wednesday a…