Ten quick questions on how you work with AI. Get a score out of 100, a breakdown across five dimensions and one habit to work on next.
Answer all 10 questions to see your score across the five dimensions.
Ten statements, five dimensions and one clear next step. Here is what the score means and where it stops.
AI readiness is not about how many tools you have tried. It is how well you direct AI, question what it gives you and decide what to do with the result. Two people with the same tool can produce very different work, and the difference is in these habits.
Each answer is worth 0 to 3 points. Two statements feed each dimension, and each dimension is scaled to 100. Your overall score is the average of the five. It is a guide for reflection, not a certified result.
A quiz tells you what you believe about your habits. Employers increasingly want evidence of what you actually do. Answerr measures that in a real work session. Read how AIQ is measured or see the AI skills assessment.
It asks how often you use ten working habits that matter when you work with AI, grouped into five dimensions: judgment, reasoning, critical thinking, adaptability and questioning. You get a score out of 100 and a score for each dimension.
About two minutes. There are ten statements and you choose how often each one is true for you.
No. This quiz is a self-reported check. An AIQ score is measured by Answerr from how a person actually works with AI in a task-based session, so it reflects observed behavior, not self-rating.
Yes. It is free, needs no account and runs in your browser. Your answers are not uploaded or stored.
Work on one habit at a time. Give AI clear context, verify at least one claim in every answer, break large tasks into steps and change your approach when a result is weak. The quiz shows which dimension to start with.
Answerr measures how you actually work with AI and issues a verifiable AIQ™ credential. Your first one is free.
