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Boss of San Francisco-based AI coding startup pokes fun at “monoculture” Silicon Valley, as opens London office

September 8

The boss of US AI coding startup Replit yesterday said it could hire up to 100 staff in London by early next year, as it opened its first overseas office in the capital. Amjad Masad, co-founder and CEO of San Francisco-h

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