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featuring three big tech headlines starts right now.

Mark Lorry, the veteran e-commerce entrepreneur who sold his previous startups to Amazon and

Walmart, has big plans to infuse AI into his current venture, Wonder.

The centerpiece of those plans is Wonder Create, an initiative that would let anyone,

from food entrepreneurs to social media influencers

use AI to design and launch their own restaurant brand in under a minute.

The virtual restaurant would then go live across Wonders' growing network of tech-enabled kitchen locations,

currently numbering 120 and expected to reach 400 next year.

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