San Francisco's AI boom worsens housing crisis, exemplified by $750 micro-apartment

If claustrophobia and the inability to cook a meal at home is your bag, then this is the San Francisco rental for you.

As the City by the Bay's AI boom continues to ramp up the localized housing crisis — with massive real estate valuations and an influx of sky-high salaries — the housing reality for everyone else has become increasingly dystopian.

Regular San Franciscans (and even some mid-level tech bros) are forced into increasingly creative and cramped living situations, like this $750-per-month 'apartment' in North Beach.

It's like a tiny doctor's office waiting room — but the nurse never comes to save you.