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SF’s anti-AI protesters just marched past three tech giants

Organizers said the march was meant to slow AI development as participants warned of environmental, job market and safety risks.

Summary by The San Francisco Standard
Dubbed “Freeze AI on Slushy Day,” the march wound from OpenAI’s Mission Bay HQ to Anthropic and Google, with a detour to jeer at a16z.

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SF’s anti-AI protesters just marched past three tech giants

Dubbed “Freeze AI on Slushy Day,” the march wound from OpenAI’s Mission Bay HQ to Anthropic and Google, with a detour to jeer at a16z.

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The San Francisco Standard broke the news on Saturday, July 11, 2026.
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