The work is the point.
One thing I’ve become increasingly convinced about is that AI is creating two very different groups of users.
On one side are people who are comfortable experimenting with AI and exploring what it can do.
On the other side are the millions of people running ordinary businesses who have neither the time nor the interest to become AI experts.
A plumber, an electrician, a cleaning company or a small maintenance business does not want another technology to learn. They simply want the work to get done.
That is the problem I’m exploring with Verkar AI.
Even the name carries a little of that idea. In English, Verkar sounds close to “worker.” In Swedish, verkar can mean “works.”
And that is essentially what I want Verkar to become: AI that works for you.
I’m building Verkar around the realities of ordinary working days. Technology should feel useful, not become another job.
The aim is to make AI useful to ordinary businesses, without asking them to change who they are or how much they know.
Small businesses should be able to benefit from AI without having to become AI experts themselves.
That is what I’m building toward with Verkar.