President Trump planned the San Francisco “Surge” operation by banning National Guard troops from the city, but believes he can change it, he said in post On Social Network Social Network on Thursday. Nvidia’s Jensen Huang and CEO Marc Beniioff were among the tech industry luminaries who called him and convinced him to change his mind, he said.
San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie confirmed in a statement that military operations have been planned and called, although he did not name those who talked to the President.
Beniioff’s involvement in particular. Earlier this month – not long before Salesforce held a technology teapot conference in San Francisco, where the headquarters – Beniioff (who was born and raised there) he saidSee rank-. He also said he thinks National Guard troops should be sent to patrol the streets. Inciting comments VC Legend Ron Conway To resign the chair of the long board in the doctor’s long time at the Salesflic Philanthropic Foundation and condemn the comments and his friend, Beniioff.
Beniioff apologized and ran again for the national guard. “…After the biggest and greatest dream in our history, I don’t believe that national security should compromise the safety of San Francisco,” Beniioff said. in post on x Earlier this month. So, it looks like the CEO doubled down and actually took the case to the white house as well.
Mayor Lurie will speak at a TechCrunch event in San Francisco next weekSee rank-. Perhaps we will hear more about how the city, ground Zero of the AI industry, has improved security and rallied to experience the situation.