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EP 80 – Inspiration session #10: Startup subsidies, lean impact and dark side of AI

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We are excited to unveil the 10th installment of the inspiration session, featuring our co-hosts GerritMcGowan and Dries Faems.

They discuss a captivating mixture of different topics in the realm of entrepreneurship from an academic and a practitioner perspective, such as: • Why aren't there more sustainability-driven unicorns, although badly needed • Which startups get supported by government grants • What the academic research on the controversial topic of hybrid work yielded • The next big thing on the horizon: quantum computing

And have you always wanted to know how to create the boyfriend/girlfriend of your dreams? Then, gear up for a rollercoaster of knowledge, reflection, and pure amusement!

You won't want to miss this exhilarating episode!🔍

Chapters:

(0:10) Intro of Gerrit

(2:30) What is something that made Dries learn?

(3:40) Did Gerrit apply for governmental funding for one of his startups?

(7:45) Subsidy entrepreneurs: An inquiry into firms seeking public grants

(15:40) Which startups should get supported by grants?

(23:15) What is something that made Gerrit learn?

(28:23) Why aren’t there more social unicorns?

(37:15) What could Gerrit have done differently for his own social venture?

(41:58) The growing importance of social ventures

(47:55) Something that made Dries learn

(55:28) Deep dive into the paper: How hybrid working from home works out

(1:04:55) Something that made Gerrit learn

(1:11:30) Are we prepared for quantum computing? Did we learn something from AI?

(1:20:31) Something that made Dries laugh

(1:27:40) Something that made Gerrit laugh

(1:36:30) Outro

Discussed sources:

Something that made you learn:

Gustafsson, A., Tingvall, P. G., & Halvarsson, D. (2020). Subsidy entrepreneurs: An inquiry into firms seeking public grants. Journal of Industry, Competition and Trade, 20(3), 439-478.

Chang, A. M. (2018). Lean impact: How to innovate for radically greater social good

Something that made you learn:

Bloom, N., Han, R., & Liang, J. (2022). How hybrid working from home works out (No. w30292). National Bureau of Economic Research

Wadhwa, V., & Kop, M. (2022, October 4). Quantum computing is even more dangerous than artificial intelligence. Foreign Policy

Something that made you laugh:

https://lnkd.in/es5rkdqD

Marr, B. (2023, September 28). Artificial Intimacy: How Generative AI Can Now Create Your Dream Girlfriend. Forbes

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Manage episode 381603600 series 3235610
Content provided by WHU Entrepreneurship Center and Gerrit McGowan. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by WHU Entrepreneurship Center and Gerrit McGowan or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

We are excited to unveil the 10th installment of the inspiration session, featuring our co-hosts GerritMcGowan and Dries Faems.

They discuss a captivating mixture of different topics in the realm of entrepreneurship from an academic and a practitioner perspective, such as: • Why aren't there more sustainability-driven unicorns, although badly needed • Which startups get supported by government grants • What the academic research on the controversial topic of hybrid work yielded • The next big thing on the horizon: quantum computing

And have you always wanted to know how to create the boyfriend/girlfriend of your dreams? Then, gear up for a rollercoaster of knowledge, reflection, and pure amusement!

You won't want to miss this exhilarating episode!🔍

Chapters:

(0:10) Intro of Gerrit

(2:30) What is something that made Dries learn?

(3:40) Did Gerrit apply for governmental funding for one of his startups?

(7:45) Subsidy entrepreneurs: An inquiry into firms seeking public grants

(15:40) Which startups should get supported by grants?

(23:15) What is something that made Gerrit learn?

(28:23) Why aren’t there more social unicorns?

(37:15) What could Gerrit have done differently for his own social venture?

(41:58) The growing importance of social ventures

(47:55) Something that made Dries learn

(55:28) Deep dive into the paper: How hybrid working from home works out

(1:04:55) Something that made Gerrit learn

(1:11:30) Are we prepared for quantum computing? Did we learn something from AI?

(1:20:31) Something that made Dries laugh

(1:27:40) Something that made Gerrit laugh

(1:36:30) Outro

Discussed sources:

Something that made you learn:

Gustafsson, A., Tingvall, P. G., & Halvarsson, D. (2020). Subsidy entrepreneurs: An inquiry into firms seeking public grants. Journal of Industry, Competition and Trade, 20(3), 439-478.

Chang, A. M. (2018). Lean impact: How to innovate for radically greater social good

Something that made you learn:

Bloom, N., Han, R., & Liang, J. (2022). How hybrid working from home works out (No. w30292). National Bureau of Economic Research

Wadhwa, V., & Kop, M. (2022, October 4). Quantum computing is even more dangerous than artificial intelligence. Foreign Policy

Something that made you laugh:

https://lnkd.in/es5rkdqD

Marr, B. (2023, September 28). Artificial Intimacy: How Generative AI Can Now Create Your Dream Girlfriend. Forbes

  continue reading

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