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How San Francisco's Hayes Valley, or “Cerebral Valley”, became a hotbed for “hacker houses” and AI events, as the AI gold rush revives the Bay Area's tech scene

The money and power flooding into AI are warping and intensifying the typical Silicon Valley gold rush, now set to explode with the launch of GPT-4

Washington Post Nitasha Tiku

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  • @theamberyang Amber Yang on x
    cerebral valley all the way in WaPo 🧠 https://twitter.com/...
  • @producercities Jim Russell on x
    “It's sort of become the new crypto,” said Moritz Wallawitsch, a 24-year-old German start-up founder who moved to the Bay Area in November. Unlike crypto, he quickly added, AI is generating a lot of value because it's “automating jobs” https://www.washingtonpost.com/ ... https://…
  • @ericnewcomer Eric Newcomer on x
    the Cerebral Valley AI Summit got a shoutout in the Washington Post! @nitashatiku https://www.washingtonpost.com/ ...
  • @nitashatiku @nitashatiku on x
    New from me: SF is back and the FOMO is flowing. Propelled by faith, curiosity, and a sense of possibility, young people are eager to secure their place in an economic future that tech leaders insist will be upended by AI. https://www.washingtonpost.com/ ...
  • @cpassariello Christina Passariello on x
    People coming to the Bay Area to be part of the AI movement are working, partying and living together - including in a $58 million mansion. Must read from ⁦@nitashatiku⁩ https://www.washingtonpost.com/ ...