An artificial intelligence incubator could sprout in downtown San Jose, a fledgling effort that could spur the local economy.
SAN JOSE — An artificial intelligence incubator could sprout in downtown San Jose, a fledgling effort being pursued by a busy local real estate developer that could spur the economy in the city’s urban core.
“San Jose should be the capital for AI development,” Dillabough said at a recent event to discuss the current situation as well as the future prospects for the city’s downtown. The idea was quickly embraced by Nick Goddard, a senior vice president with Colliers, a commercial real estate firm.Dillabough didn’t identify the partner and didn’t disclose the potential location for the artificial intelligence startup hub.
“If you could get somebody like Y Combinator involved, you would have an instant stable for startups,” Goddard said. Y Combinator is a Mountain View-based technology startup accelerator that launched in 2005. The shutdowns are over and the coronavirus threat appears to be greatly diminished — but downtown San Jose is battling to regain its pre-COVID vibrancy that created lively scenes in many sections of the city’s urban core.
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