Your AI Readiness record
Where your AI Readiness Check result lives once you have an account, what changed since your last sitting, and when you can take it again.
- Keep a result that would otherwise live on one browser and disappear
- See what moved between sittings instead of just a second score
- Know exactly when you can retake it, and why there is a wait at all
The AI Readiness Check can be taken with no account at all. If you then create one, the result you already have is attached to it — you do not retake anything.
What this page shows
Your most recent band, the five construct scores behind it, and your percentile among people who chose the same profession. If you have taken it more than once, it also shows what changed for each construct since the previous sitting.
A construct that was answered in only one of the two sittings shows as not comparable rather than as a change. Comparing a score against a blank would invent an improvement or a decline that never happened.
Why there is a wait before retaking
Thirty days. It is not about stopping anyone from cheating — the check is unproctored and infinitely retakeable, and gaming it only wastes your own time. It is that retaking within a few days measures how well you remember the questions rather than how ready you are, which would give you a number worth less than the one you already had.
What it is not
It is an indicator, not a qualification, and nothing about it is proctored or verified. The full scoring method is published if you want to check it.
Frequently asked
I took the check before signing up. Where did it go?
If you signed up on the same device shortly afterwards, it was attached to your account automatically and appears on this page. If you signed up elsewhere, the anonymous result stays on the original device and is not lost — but it cannot be moved across browsers, because there is nothing tying it to you except that device.
Why can I not retake it today?
There is a thirty-day gap between sittings. Retaking sooner measures recall of the specific questions rather than readiness, so the second number would tell you less than the first one did. The page shows the exact date it opens.
Does my result appear on a public board?
Only if you choose to appear, and only once at least thirty people in your profession have taken it. Opting out costs nothing at all — your band, your percentile and your recommended use cases are identical either way.
Can I delete it?
Yes. Contact support and the attempt and any public result page are removed. A public result page can also be withdrawn on its own, which leaves the link showing a plain 'no longer published' page rather than a broken one.