An alcohol-free San Francisco mansion is now a hype house for developers making their own AI apps
Aspiring artificial intelligence founders have another haven in San Francisco to develop their ideas.
In an alcohol-free, work-hard, play-hard hotel environment, developers can revel and dine together while building their businesses,Hacker Fellowship Zero, or HF0, has a roughly three-month program to help develop startups. It's been steadily attracting developers with a knack for AI,Participants in the program — who've worked at companies like Google — can also pitch their wares to the big leagues, as VC firms like Andreessen Horowitz and Sequoiain AI, per the report.
HF0 is hosting replenishing batches of founders in a mansion on the corner of San Francisco's Alamo Square Park. The mansion can also serve as a social hub for engineers and others dipping in for tech soirees, The Times reports. mundane business tasks of companies looking to make quicker work of synthesizing documents
, as well as the more existential questions of consumers looking for apps to help feel grounded, The Times reported. One of those apps, by a former Google engineer, aims to use an AI assistant to offer cues that made The Times' Yiren Lu become friendly with the tool.
Dave Fontenot, Emily Liu, and Evan Stites-Clayton cofounded HF0. Fontenot didn't immediately respond to a LinkedIn message ahead of publication.
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