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Company hopes to use AI to decode animal language in California
Berkeley-based Earth Species Project said that with billions of dollars being spent on how AI affects humans, it is using the technology to help society learn more and “decode animal communication.”
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Berkeley native is awarded Nobel Prize in medicine
A Bay Area-born Harvard professor was just awarded the Nobel Prize in medicine.
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UC Berkeley student makes history by being elected to city council
Twenty-two-year-old Cecilia Lunaparra, a senior at UC Berkeley, majoring in Urban Studies, has declared victory in a special election for a Berkeley City Council seat. NBC Bay Area’s Raj Mathai spoke to her about her win.
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Preliminary 3.4 magnitude quake shakes the East Bay
A preliminary magnitude 3.4 earthquake shook the East Bay just outside Berkeley Saturday morning, according to the United States Geological Survey.
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Teen's mother speaks out after son shot outside of Berkeley home
A Berkeley mother is speaking out after her 13-year-old son was unexpectedly shot outside of their home Tuesday night.
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Indigenous people rejoice after city of Berkeley votes to return sacred Native land to Ohlone
Ohlone people and others are rejoicing over the return of sacred Native land dating back thousands of years. They said at a news conference in Berkeley, California, on Wednesday that the move rights a historic wrong. The 2.2-acre parking lot is the only undeveloped portion of the shellmound in West Berkeley. This is where ancestors of today’s Ohlone people established...
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15 arrested after protesters delay Cal-USC football game
Fifteen people were arrested after protestors delayed the start of the Cal football game against USC in Berkeley Saturday, police said.
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UC Berkeley student commutes from LA by plane to avoid rent. Here's a typical day
Bill flew to class from LA so he could avoid paying rent in the Bay Area and because he loves transportation
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Woman prevents her own kidnapping in Berkeley
A woman prevented her own kidnapping attempt in Berkeley early Wednesday morning.
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‘It Shouldn't Have Happened': Construction Fence Traps Couples on Berkeley Bike Path
Two East Bay couples are recovering after they say a construction fence trapped them while they were out for a bike ride Monday.