Ladder thinking needed

With less time for any one thing and the tsunami of new things we need to think ladders even more than before. Especially as the next ladder's rails are so strong and the number of rungs to be added are so many. 

Link this to a ladder picture I came across here https://www.linkedin.com/posts/bo-harald-4768b51_good-picture-but-having-been-a-ladderfan-activity-7256351060687028224-YX2j?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop

And as a recap to earlier posts describing the progress and plans in Finland and Nordics (sorry if the bragging irritates you)

Level 1: Decentralized payment infrastructure in Finland
On top of it: Online banking ladder starting - 79 >

Level 2: Comprehensive online banking services (measured by transaction volume and service range, the largest in the world)
On top of it: Interconnecting customers ladder - starting with e-identification services - 93 >

Level 3: Real-Time Economy infrastructure (the first in the world)
On top of it: Real-Time Economy ladder - strarting in - 06  > 

Level 4: Finland and Europe's trust infrastructure (EU legislation in place, ready identity applications, implementations funded by Finland's Ministry of Finance with Findynet, Real Time Economy Program, MyData principles) >
On top of it: Credential stream ladder (this ladder's framework has now received new incredibly valuable reinforcing elements - the EU legislation, defacto EUDI-compliant applications etc). Now pushing to add more rungs – starting from the bottom up.

Level 5: Data driven economy
On top of it: AI ladder

Level 6:  Efficient and ethical AI