Will AI take my job?
That depends on your role, your tasks and how you already use AI. Answer questions about all three and get a straight read: your AI Readiness Score, where it is weak, and what to do next.
An informed estimate to plan with, not a prediction.
- Under 10 minutes
- Private unless you share it
- Scored in code, never by an AI model

What you get
A straight read on where you stand
Built for your industry and job title, from your own answers. Where the evidence is thin, we say so.
Your AI Readiness Score
A score from 0 to 100 with one of four levels, and a label that says how much of it rests on your answers and how much is verified.
Where you are strong and weak
A breakdown across six areas, from prompting to judgement, weighted for your role. You see what pulls your score down.
Next steps that fit your role
Courses, certifications and practice tasks we have checked ourselves, each with a real link and a reason it fits you. Free options first.
How the score works
Your answers set the score. Proof raises it.
The score is worked out in code from what you tell us, never by an AI model. Every score carries a confidence label, so you can see how much of it rests on evidence.
- Six areas: knowing what AI can and cannot do, the tools you use, prompting, using AI in your own tasks, judgement, and learning.
- Your answers count for up to 85 points, with each area weighted for your role.
- Verified certifications add up to 15. Ones you only list count once they are verified.
- Advanced75 to 100Shapes how AI is used around them
- Proficient50 to 74Uses AI well and safely across their work
- Developing25 to 49Uses AI for some tasks and is building good habits
- Beginner0 to 24New to AI at work, or just starting
Certifications
Prove your AI skills, then show it
Hands-on exams taken in our own screen, with an AI assistant to work with. Pass and you earn “AI Readiness Certified” with a public page anyone can check. Verified certifications add up to 15 points to your score.
- Level 1
Foundation
Beginner
Clear prompts, spotting obvious errors and using AI safely.
25 questions and quick tasks · 35 min
- Level 2
Practitioner
Intermediate
Structuring tasks, iterating, checking output and building simple workflows.
14 hands-on items · 55 min
- Level 3
Specialist
Expert
Multi-step workflows, guardrails, and weighing quality against cost.
8 larger tasks · 75 min
- Live now for Claude; more AI tools and workflows are on the way.
- Already certified elsewhere? Add it and we check it.
Issued by The AI Readiness App. Not affiliated with or endorsed by the makers of the AI tools.
How it works
Four steps, under 10 minutes
Your role
Choose your industry, then your job title. If yours is not on the list, type it.
Your work
Tell us what you do day to day and which AI tools you use, if any.
Your questions
Short multiple-choice questions on how you use AI, picked for your role.
Your result
Your score, the areas to work on and your next steps, saved to your dashboard.
Your data
What happens to what you tell us
Built so you can be honest about your work without exposing yourself.
- We ask about your role and your work, never your employer. Leave names and employers out of anything you type.
- Email addresses are removed from your text before it is saved.
- What you write stays in your own assessment. It is never added to the shared role data other people see.
- Nothing is shared unless you make a share card. Cards never show your email or anything you typed.
- You can download or delete your data at any time from your account.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Short answers to what people ask most. Want to build skills first? Try our free AI courses for your kind of work.
Will AI take my job?
It depends on what your work is made of. We look at each duty of your role, the current evidence on how AI is changing it, and how you already use AI, then give you an informed estimate to plan with. It is not a prediction.
What is the AI Readiness Score?
A score from 0 to 100 across six areas: knowing what AI can and cannot do, the tools you use, prompting, using AI in your own tasks, judgement, and learning. Your answers count for up to 85 points, weighted for your role, and verified certifications add up to 15. It is worked out in code from fixed rules, never by an AI model.
How long does the assessment take?
Under 10 minutes: your role, your main duties, the AI tools you use, a few quick taps about your work and about twelve short questions.
Is it free?
Yes. The assessment, your score, your recommendations and our short courses are free.
Which jobs does it cover?
Over a thousand occupations and tens of thousands of job titles, from nurses and teachers to engineers, marketers and drivers. If your exact title is not listed, you can type your own.
What happens to my data?
Your answers stay private unless you choose to make a share card, and cards never show your email or anything you typed. Email addresses are removed from your text, and you can download or delete your data at any time.
Are your certifications recognised?
Our certificates are issued by The AI Readiness App, and anyone can check one at its public link. They are not affiliated with or endorsed by Anthropic or any other AI company.
About
Built to answer one question honestly
The AI Readiness App started with a question people keep asking: will AI take my job? Most answers are hype or fear. We wanted a straight one, duty by duty, with the sources behind it and a clear note of how sure we are.

I have spent more than eight years building AI and SaaS products. I founded Zaltech AI, where I led more than 15 enterprise AI products across healthcare, legal tech, government and e-commerce.
Before that I was the only product manager at Rhino AI while it grew from 5 to 71 people. I studied Business and Information Technology at UTS in Sydney.
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Under 10 minutes. Private unless you share it.
The result is an informed estimate to help you plan. It is not career or financial advice.
