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Preparations underway to face El Niño storms (opens the original)
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This year, California is expected to experience a historic El Niño, with Governor Gavin Newsom declaring a state of emergency in order to mobilize statewide resources ahead of expected impacts. The fall and winter seasons bring potential danger, as climate scientists predict heavy rain and wind statewide. While Santa Clara County is not expected to receive the most severe of this weather, residents should still prepare for heavy storms which may bring flooding and infrastructure damage. Charl
Claude creator Boris Cherny speaks on the role of AI, its safety and future (opens the original)
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As artificial intelligence becomes more pervasive and popular, concerns surrounding the labor implications, safety and overall future of these models become more pressing. Boris Cherny, the programmer and software engineer behind Anthropicâs popular AI model Claude, spoke on these concerns and more at a sold-out Sept. 23 discussion hosted by the Computer History Museum in Mountain View. The museumâs CEO Marc Etkind emphasized that this discussion was intended to operate as a forum for âb
Computer History Museum launches new exhibit focused on extended reality (opens the original)
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As popular technology continues to evolve, the solutions to relevant and noteworthy issues may lie in understanding the past. Mountain Viewâs Computer History Museum strives to bring the evolution of wearable tech to life through its upcoming exhibit, âExtended Reality: Visions of the Future.â âItâs sort of the perfect chance to look back and look forward,â said Marc Weber, exhibit curator and founder of the museumâs Internet History Program. âBy understanding the past, itâll
Meet the furry helpers protecting California waters (opens the original)
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Their ability to reproduce quickly and attach to most underwater surfaces means that invasive mussel species pose a threat to Californiaâs underwater infrastructure and aquatic ecosystems. But one of the most powerful tools used in combating the spread of these mussels may lie in manâs best friend. In Santa Clara County and beyond, trained mussel dogs are sniffing out these invasive species. âThe dogâs sense of smell is just incredible,â said Mussel Dogs owner Debi DeShon. âThey ca
El Camino Health ranks among top hospitals in California (opens the original)
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El Camino Health earned praise in the U.S. News & World Report's 2026-2027 best hospital rankings. The non-profit hospital placed within the top 20 hospitals in California, earning the spot of #1 hospital in San Jose. Shreyas Mallur, El Caminoâs chief quality officer, said that this achievement is due to El Caminoâs commitment to innovative, compassionate and personalized care. âI've been fortunate to witness the health system's extraordinary development over the years, from expanding ac
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