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AI Skills Test: What Type of AI User Are You?
A free AI literacy test for work. 50 questions, about 15 minutes, no sign-up. Find out how well you prompt, fact-check, and automate with AI, which of 64 AI user types you are, and exactly what to work on next.
- 50 multiple-choice questions · about 15 minutes · real workplace scenarios
- Questions are drawn at random from a 200-question bank, so every attempt is different
- Your result gets its own link you can share. No name, email, or sign-up needed
What this AI literacy test covers
- Prompt DesignWriting prompts with a clear goal, constraints, format, and examples to get the result you need
- Fact-CheckingCatching AI answers that sound right but aren't: hallucinations, math slips, and made-up sources
- Everyday WorkPutting AI to work on summaries, emails, reports, spreadsheets, and meeting notes
- Privacy, Security & EthicsUsing AI without leaking personal data or company files, or crossing copyright lines
- Tool ChoiceChoosing the right tool for the job: chatbots, AI search, image, and document features
- Automation & AgentsHanding repetitive work to AI agents while keeping a human in the loop
The 64 AI user types
16 style combinations × 4 levels: Beginner, Practitioner, Proficient, Expert
- SVEGThe Meticulous AI Conductor
- SVERThe Bold AI Architect
- SVFGThe Precision AI Artisan
- SVFRThe Experimental AI Engineer
- STEGThe Systematic AI Manager
- STERThe Fast-Track AI Strategist
- STFGThe Steady AI Specialist
- STFRThe Deep-Focus AI Maker
- IVEGThe Intuitive AI Director
- IVERThe Roaming AI Troubleshooter
- IVFGThe Careful AI Analyst
- IVFRThe Sharp-Eyed AI Hacker
- ITEGThe Friendly AI Sidekick
- ITERThe Free-Spirited AI Explorer
- ITFGThe Easygoing AI Regular
- ITFRThe Spontaneous AI Adventurer
- Expert — AI is part of how you work, and you could teach others to use it well.
- Proficient — You split most of your work with AI and catch its mistakes on your own.
- Practitioner — You use AI well for familiar tasks, but there are gaps in fact-checking and security.
- Beginner — You're just getting started. A few basic habits will raise your score fast.
FAQ
What does the AI Skills Test measure?
It measures how well you use AI at work across six areas: prompt design, fact-checking, everyday work, privacy and security, tool choice, and automation. Most questions are realistic workplace scenarios that test your judgment, not trivia.
How long is the AI quiz?
50 multiple-choice questions, about 15 minutes. It's free with no sign-up. Questions are drawn at random from a 200-question bank, so you get a different set each time.
What type of AI user am I? How do the 64 types work?
Four work styles make 16 types: Structured (S) or Improvised (I) prompting, Verifying (V) or Trusting (T) with answers, Expansive (E) or Focused (F) use, and Guarded (G) or Risk-taking (R) with safety and automation. Your score adds one of four levels (Beginner, Practitioner, Proficient, Expert) for 64 types in all, like "Expert SVEG, The Meticulous AI Conductor."
What is answer consistency?
Three questions appear twice with the options reshuffled. Matching answers show your responses were consistent. These repeats don't count toward your score.
Do I need to give any personal information?
No. We never ask for your name or email. A nickname is optional and only appears on the Top 100. Your result is saved at a unique link you can share, or even add to your LinkedIn profile.
Top 100 scores
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