Mads Gjerrild, CEO

AI is a multiplier. Also on inequality.

AI is being discussed as a question of jobs. And it is. But the bigger story is inequality.

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AI is being discussed as a question of jobs. And so it is. But the bigger story is inequality.

Because AI is a multiplier. And multipliers magnify the starting point you already have. The companies and people who are ahead today do not just keep their lead. They increase it exponentially. Not because they are smarter, but because the tool rewards those who already have capital, distribution and data to build upon.

The rest are not keeping up. They are competing against counterparts who are suddenly working ten times faster, at a fraction of the cost.
We are heading towards an economy where the difference between top and bottom is no longer measured in wage gaps, but in whether you own the technology that replaces the work, or whether you are the work being replaced.
This is not a prediction. It is the direction we are accelerating in right now.

The question is, who ends up on which side.
This is the observation Leaf is built on. That access to AI should not depend on how big you are. Most companies cannot afford to hire a risk analyst, an insurance expert and a negotiator. vera gives them all three.

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