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Christopher Wink

Philadelphia
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Journalist, Entrepreneur: CEO and cofounder of @technical_ly Past publisher @generocity; @RarebreedVC LP; Tired parent of young kids
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The United States of Entrepreneurship

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By Christopher Wink
| Technical.ly Verified
• In honor of the US Semiquintennial on this Fourth of July, Technical.ly’s Builders Live podcast reviewed the entrepreneurial activity in all 50 states plus Puerto Rico in just 40 minutes. New business ecosystem building has become a genuine, nationwide movement. • All states may have some pro-entrepreneurship strategy, but they vary in effectiveness and need.
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The 80/20 problem: Will AI ever create great art?

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By Christopher Wink
| Technical.ly Verified
• A viral experiment proved millions of people can’t distinguish a real Monet from what they believe is AI. In many cases, context matters more than content. • Creative technologist Jason Prunty argues AI is like the camera — and that taste, curation and choice will still distinguish artists from amateurs. • His key insight: AI makes it easier to get 80% there, but harder to create the 20% of distinction that makes something art.
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Entrepreneurship is the start of the American economy

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By Christopher Wink
| Technical.ly Verified
• Young firms — not small, not big, but NEW — account for virtually all net new job creation, plus a disproportionate share of breakthrough ideas and economic dynamism, according to foundational research. • 6.6 million Americans launched businesses last year, with immigrants starting companies at twice the rate. But even as entrepreneurship has surged, the economic benefits have lagged in the face of industry consolidation.
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