Saturday Links: Women Victimized By VCs Speak Out: SFist

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Build a drink robot, win prizes. [SFist]
On the 55th anniversary of the infamous escape from Alcatraz, [CBS 5] takes a look at the case and solves it! Just kidding, they still have no idea if those guys made it or what.
UC Berkeley study investigates how artificial intelligence can learn metaphorical language. [Daily Californian]
Legendary Bay Area broadcaster Fred Van Amburg has died. [ABC 7] [CBS 5] [SF Chronicle]
San Jose doesn't want folks to feed homeless people in public parks, plans crackdown. [KRON 4] [ABC 7]
Oh, great, here's another Silicon Valley VC firm where a co-founder "had inappropriate interactions with women in the tech community." [500 Startups]
...and something tells me this won't be the last time we hear a story like the above, as the [New York Times] talks to scores of other women victimized by Silicon Valley harassers and predators.
Airbnb's moving into a new office. [SF Business Times]
[Quartz] goes "Inside Uber’s unsettling alliance with some of New York’s shadiest car dealers."

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