The Hacker House Files: 14 Notorious Scandals From 8 Prominent SF Bay Area Houses
Tonight, we go inside the Victorians, the Hillsborough mansions and the bunk-bed flats where tomorrow's unicorns sleep, and ask the question nobody at demo day wants asked: what happens when the house becomes the product and the whole thing's a scandal?
This week a private spreadsheet naming more than 100 alleged predators in Silicon Valley surfaced, days after the New York Times published previously unreported police reports from inside the AI industry's party houses. Rent can hit $10,000 a month for a room, and some waitlists run 40 deep. The police logs, it turns out, run long too.
A note before we roll tape: most of what follows is allegations, civil disputes and code violations, not convictions. As far as public records show, nobody accused of assault below has been charged, and none of the accused are named. Where people disputed the claims, their side is here too....
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