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StrictlyVC San Francisco: A Week to Go

The future is programmed; AI and VC converge in the Bay Area.

Grab your tickets for StrictlyVC’s first San Francisco event of 2026, taking place at the Sentro Filipino Cultural Center on April 30. Amjad Masad from Replit will explore the AI-driven shift in software development, while Lior Susan from Eclipse will delve into physical AI and autonomy.


Eclipse's $1.3 billion investment will be discussed, alongside other key topics like corporate venture capital with Nicolas Sauvage and building trustworthy AI systems with Campbell Brown. Join Marina Temkin and Tim Fernholz for insightful interviews, or simply network—this event is a must for anyone in the tech scene.


StrictlyVC events are intimate affairs that offer candid conversations and strategic insights, helping founders and investors gain an edge. Don’t miss your chance to connect with top speakers and fellow entrepreneurs at this unique opportunity.

Original source:  https://techcrunch.com/2026/04/23/grab-a-ticket-today-the-first-strictlyvc-of-2026-kicks-off-in-just-a-week-in-san-francisco/
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