Federal government look to plant a flag in Bay Area's AI corridor as region dominates global venture funding and reshapes commercial real estate market The U.S. Department of Commerce is moving forward with plans to establish a national artificial intelligence center in San Francisco, marking a strategic pivot toward positioning the federal government at the […]
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