AI Readiness Check · 15 questions · about 5 minutes · no email required

How ready is your business for AI — and where should you start?

Answer as the owner or an executive — no technical knowledge needed, and there are no trick questions. You'll get your result instantly.

Part 1 — What you know

No wrong answers here. This just tells us how much translation the conversation needs.

What AI can realistically do
How would your leadership team describe what AI can actually do for a business like yours?
Answering vs. doing
Do you know the difference between AI that answers questions and AI that goes and does work on its own?
How it goes wrong
Do you know the ways AI typically gets things wrong?
The role of your own data
How much does your team understand about the role your own information plays in making AI useful?
Where the value is
Could your team name a specific job in your business AI should do — and say why it's worth money?
Who understands it
Who in your organization actually understands AI?

Part 2 — What you're doing

What's actually happening with AI in the business today.

Current use
How is AI used in your business today?
Visibility and rules
Do you know which AI tools your employees are using, and do you have any rules about it?
Did anything actually change
Has AI changed how any real work actually gets done?
Measuring value
Do you know whether AI has saved you or made you anything?
Ownership
Who is responsible for AI in your business?
Could you hand work over
If you wanted AI to take over a process tomorrow, could you show it how the work is done?

Part 3 — The work you can't cover

The most important part: work that isn't getting done, whoever's fault that isn't.

Too much to cover
Is there important work your team can't keep up with simply because there's too much of it?
The hire you can't make
Is there work you'd hire for if you could find — or afford — the right person?
Work that can't stop
Is there work that's only really valuable if it happens continuously — nights, weekends, without stopping?