Eric Elliott on going from $500K in tech to homeless, and an AI-era small-business outlook event
ericelliott_ · x · 2026-11-12
Engineer/author Eric Elliott promotes the Nov 12 "2027 Business Owner's Outlook" event in San Francisco ($49 ticket), where he'll candidly discuss career disruption — "AI made me homeless, then helped me pay the first month's rent on a new apartment." Hosted by Shulin Chen and sponsored by Live Oak Bank and Manus AI for 100 Bay Area owners, founders and investors. Other sessions: SF chief economist Ted Egan on the 2027 outlook, Manus AI's Nate Baker on AI agents automating small-business operations, plus SBA lending and acquisition valuation sessions.
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