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What else it can do. Suzanne, its pretty wild how much it can do. Gpt four will turn a chat gpt into a digital personal assistant. It can interpret and generate text, images and audio, and then it can have a conversation with you about it. It can be a storyteller, a translator, and can do so much more. But not everyone is on board with the changes causing dont want to die. I hope they are i Mission District at openai headquarters, dozens of demonstrators demanding to pause a. I. Im not upset because were not antitechnology. We love that gpt can be useful, so were sounding the alarm that we nee...

Different things going on within the Oakland Police department and within this community. There is much concern over Public Safety. While recent data shows crime is falling, robberies are on the rise, Small Businesses are leaving oakland and many public calls to 911 remain unanswered. There is a federal oversight monitor to answer to. Its a lot to address for a 35 Year Police Veteran who was until recently, the chief of police in lubbock, texas. 12 new officers graduated from the Oakland Police academy last friday, bringing the total number of sworn officers to 716. His big challenge is going ...

The show runs through Jan. 16 and the gallery will host a First Friday reception on Jan. 5. Broadsides brings together diverse voices from the local poetry scene and pairs their writings with highly accomplished local and regional visual artists.

As we turn to the holiday season, Lookout columnist Claudia Sternbach is hungry for tales of community. Recently, she found inspiration in a new children’s book written by Aptos native Taylor Lahey, who moved back home during the pandemic. "Câmbio" tells the story of a community in Brazil that has banded together to solve the city’s trash and transportation problems. “I kept imagining our own Santa Cruz County community doing something similar,” she writes. “Could a program like this work here?”