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Tech founder criticized for vibe coding game about shooting 'zombies' in San Francisco's poorest neighborhood
Pierre-Louis Biojout, founder of Y Combinator-backed AI startup NanoCorp, took heat from San Francisco residents and city leaders this week after publishing a weekend vibe coding project: a web-based shooter set in SF's Tenderloin…
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Founder Pierre‑Louis Biojout of NanoCorp, a Y Combinator‑backed AI startup, faced criticism from San Francisco residents and city officials after releasing a weekend “vibe coding” project—a web‑based shooter set in the city’s Tenderloin district, an area noted for homelessness and open drug use. Biojout posted on X on October 13 that, because the city “couldn’t fix the Tenderloin,” he turned the setting into a Call of Duty‑style zombie shooter on the actual streets and has already earned $300 from in‑game ads.
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