Digitally Curious AI Scale Assessment

Why take the assessment

The Digitally Curious AI Scale is designed to help you understand your real relationship with AI. Not whether you have tried a tool once, but how far AI is shaping your thinking, your workflow, and the value you create.

This short assessment shows where you are today and what progress looks like next. In a world full of AI hype, that kind of clarity matters.

1. How often do you currently use AI in your work?

Choose the statement that best describes your current reality.

Rarely or never I know the tools exist, but I do not really use them.

Occasionally I try AI now and then for specific tasks.

Regularly AI is becoming part of my weekly workflow.

Frequently I use AI across multiple parts of my work.

Constantly and strategically AI is embedded in how I work and think.

2. What best describes how you use AI today?

I mostly observe I read about AI more than I use it.

I use it for simple tasks Summaries, drafts, and quick research.

I use it in a few repeatable ways It supports several parts of my workflow.

I use it for higher-value work Planning, synthesis, problem-solving, and communication.

I redesign work with it I build new ways of working around AI.

3. How confident are you in judging when AI is useful and when it is not?

Not confident I am still unsure where it fits.

Slightly confident I am starting to see useful use cases.

Fairly confident I know a number of places where it helps.

Very confident I understand its strengths and limitations well.

Highly confident I guide others in where and how to use it.

4. How much has AI changed the way you approach work?

Not much My working patterns are largely unchanged.

A little It helps occasionally, but it has not changed much yet.

Moderately I now approach some tasks differently because of AI.

Significantly It has changed how I plan, think, and create.

Fundamentally It has changed how work is designed for me or my team.

5. How often do others ask you about AI?

Almost never I am not usually part of those conversations.

Occasionally I share the odd tool or idea when asked.

Sometimes People know I use AI and ask from time to time.

Often Colleagues come to me because they see I use it well.

Consistently I am a visible guide for AI adoption in my team or network.

6. How do you think about AI in relation to your role?

It feels separate AI does not yet feel relevant to my day-to-day work.

It feels useful at the edges I see pockets of value.

It feels increasingly relevant I can see it becoming important to how I work.

It feels central AI now shapes how I deliver value in my role.

It feels transformational AI changes what my role, team, or organisation can do.

7. Which statement best reflects your current mindset?

I am still trying to understand the basics I am aware, but I have not really begun.

I am curious and testing I am learning through small experiments.

I am building habits I use AI deliberately and with growing intent.

I am extending my capability AI helps me tackle more valuable work.

I am helping shape the future of work I think in systems, workflows, and possibility.

8. What are you most likely to do next with AI?

Learn more about it I need a clearer starting point.

Run a few more experiments I want to test where it can help.

Make it part of my routine I want more consistency in how I use it.

Use it on more strategic work I want better outcomes, not just faster ones.

Redesign how work gets done I want to build new models of working around AI.

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