Norah Dann, a 15-year-old student Grossmont High School student, is ambivalent about artificial intelligence.

Editor’s Note: This is the third in a series of articles about artificial intelligence in San Diego.
Several years ago, while attending a meeting of nonprofit societies, Irwin Jacobs, founder of Qualcomm, arriving a little late, took an empty seat in the back of the room next to my wife, Rosalynn

A recent appeals court ruling in California has posed a burning question for regulators, the life sciences industry, and patients. Who should be in charge of developing safe, life-saving medications: scientific experts and the FDA, or judges?

At the risk of sounding too alarming, or even paranoid, I feel the need to let everyone know of a growing threat to our way of life.

Editor’s Note: This is the second in a weekly series of articles about artificial intelligence in San Diego.
This is about three things — the good, the bad and the ugly.
Or…artificial intelligence.

Editor’s Note: This is the first in a weekly series of articles about artificial intelligence in San Diego.

An AI startup that seeks to improve patient outcomes by rapidly discovering hidden patterns in life sciences data has named a UC San Diego Health physician and professor to its advisory board.

California Sen. Alex Padilla Tuesday touted more than $25.5 million in potential federal funding for 17 projects across the San Diego region in Congress’ first package of Fiscal Year 2024 appropriations bills.

Beverly Hills Unified School District officials Monday were investigating the discovery of fake nude photos of students at a middle school that were apparently generated using artificial intelligence.