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74% of AI's Upside Is Already Locked In. Here's How to Tell Which Side Your Clients Are On.

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PwC data shows 74% of AI's economic value goes to just 20% of companies. The top 1% spend $7,500/employee/month on AI. The median company spends $11. That 681x gap is already producing a 7.2x value gap. A 3-question diagnostic tells you which tier your clients sit in.
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