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The latest San Francisco startup culture drama unfolded on Monday night, revolving around Cluely founder and CEO Roy Lee’s attempt to throw an after-party for the AI Startup School event. Despite only inviting close friends, the party quickly gained viral attention, drawing in a massive crowd that overwhelmed the venue.
Law enforcement had to intervene as the lines blocked traffic, leading to the shutdown of what could have been a legendary tech party. Lee, proud yet disappointed, reflected on the missed opportunity for a groundbreaking event.
Cluely, known for its controversial AI tools and edgy marketing, continues to make waves in the tech scene. Despite the party’s premature end, the startup remains on the radar with its innovative approach to software engineering interviews.
In the end, what was meant to be a legendary party turned into a cautionary tale, sparking laughter, memes, and wild rumors. While the cleanup began, Lee ensures that the drinks are still waiting for the next epic gathering.
