The adrenaline of the debut has settled. Bryce Eldridge has officially concluded his rookie season with San Francisco, marking the end of an intense year of growth, high stakes, and the steep learning curve that comes with playing in one of the most demanding sporting cities in the world.
The world's technological capital is on edge. Thousands have gathered in San Francisco to demand that giants like OpenAI and Anthropic prioritize human safety over the race toward superintelligence. This isn't just a protest; it is a global call for humanity to keep its hand on the steering wheel of evolution before technology accelerates beyond our control.
San Francisco is facing a dramatic housing squeeze as the Artificial Intelligence boom brings a flood of new wealth and high-earning professionals to the city. Mayor Daniel Lurie has officially declared a rent emergency to protect residents from skyrocketing costs, with median one-bedroom apartments now reaching a staggering $4,495.
