This week in San Francisco featured a mixture of cultural highlights and social issues—from a revelatory interview with the first openly gay Black legislator to musical themes echoing queer Caribbean influences. Meanwhile, Waymo's self-driving cars are now showing human-like behaviors on the roads. Excitement builds around the pre-ordering of flying cars despite legal concerns for their use. The local arts scene is adapting as the SF Art Institute prepares to reopen as CASA, but community organizations are struggling after the Parks Alliance's closure, exposing weaknesses within city dynamics.
Waymo's self-driving cars are increasingly mimicking human behaviors like rolling through stop signs, indicating significant advancements in their technology.
The pre-order option for flying cars has been announced, although the reality of legally driving them remains uncertain given restrictions.
Amidst a backdrop of shifting cultural landscapes and recent controversies, the SF Art Institute is set to reopen under a new identity.
Local community organizations have faced challenges following the abrupt closure of the Parks Alliance, raising concerns about neighborhood representation in city planning.
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