You can't cook porridge with an AI guy!
What kind of suitors are there in Silicon Valley? In the homeland of modern generative artificial intelligence (A. third. J) - San Francisco (SL) - Dates have turned into interviews, writes the New York Times (NYT) this morning. Who in GII has time for romance now? The GII AI Boomers in SL have attracted a wave of young, ambitious people who are completely changing the dating culture across California. The NYT article begins with the next human touch (a story about a person). Mahul Aggarwal, co-founder of startup GII Koyal, has a dream and a goal. He wants to find a wife before he gets rich. The 24-year-old wants to be loved before he makes a fortune, so he doesn't have to guess whether his partner is attracted to him or his success. But the crowd has strict criteria. The girl must be smart, “If she went to Stanford or Massachusetts, great. She must be beautiful, which in his opinion has nothing to do with superficial "sexy". She must be kind and have character, "which is very, very difficult in San Francisco." And finally - a small thing - "Experience mutual feelings. Mehul moved to SL a year ago when his film company GII, which raised $3.4 million, was included in the Y Combinator accelerator. He has already gone on a few dates. For one, which he had been planning for two months, he and his girlfriend came home from work tired—she also worked at an artificial intelligence startup—and both were so used to professional meetings that the evening felt more like a business meeting. Yes, Mehul never had a girlfriend. Both startup founders and engineers go out less often because they spend more time working, trying to create GAI products and making capital. And they treat dating as a high-stakes affair; The first meeting over a cup of coffee is often the last interview.