Growing AI presence is re-energizing parts of San Francisco
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Growing AI presence is re-energizing parts of San Francisco
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Re: Growing AI presence is re-energizing parts of San Francisco
#2It's 1999 all over again.
Escuse me, I have some tulip bulbs/crypto for sale.
Re: Growing AI presence is re-energizing parts of San Francisco
#3It's 1999 all over again. Escuse me, I have some tulip bulbs/crypto for sale.
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Re: Growing AI presence is re-energizing parts of San Francisco
#4It's 1999 all over again. Escuse me, I have some tulip bulbs/crypto for sale.
May I interest you in some AI sauce for those?
Re: Growing AI presence is re-energizing parts of San Francisco
#5I think the one thing we can all agree on is that we're actually excited about something in tech again. Like for real, not in the "oh thats interesting now how can we make money" kind of way. It's been a long time, well over a decade since that's happened. The energy of SF in the late 2000s with the mobile boom was electric. Would be wonderful to experience that again.
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#7https://archive.ph/SPkAx
Summary: Meetups, especially AI meetups, are back in SF.
Love to see it, but we're also seeing the same thing happen here in DC with the meetups I run, so it's not especially newsworthy?
Re: Growing AI presence is re-energizing parts of San Francisco
#8Happy to see SF revitalized by the work on these cool new challenges. Solving the hard problem of replacing all office workers with AI really requires in-person collaboration.
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#9I'm moving from NYC to CA next week for exactly this.
Re: Growing AI presence is re-energizing parts of San Francisco
#10I think the one thing we can all agree on is that we're actually excited about something in tech again. Like for real, not in the "oh thats interesting now how can we make money" kind of way. It's been a long time, well over a decade since that's happened. The energy of SF in the late 2000s with the mobile boom was electric. Would be wonderful to experience that again.
You didn't feel it two years ago when crypto and Web3 were going to fundamentally change everything?
/s (sorta..)