The Richmond AI Readiness Check is a free, anonymous self-assessment. Twelve questions, about three minutes, and an immediate score.
It measures four domains: how you engage with AI, how you create with it, how you manage it in your work or organization, and how you shape the way it gets used around you. Most people are stronger in one or two of these than they expect and weaker in others than they assume.
The results are not a grade. They are a starting point. Each score comes with specific next steps: which learning path fits, which cohort is relevant to your field, which workshop to attend. If you score low across the board, that is useful information and it is more common than you would guess.
The assessment is anonymous by default. We ask a small number of optional demographic and locality questions at the end. Answering them helps us understand where AI readiness is strong and where it is not across Greater Richmond, which directly informs where we put programming. Skipping them does not affect your results.
Organizations can run the assessment across a team or department and receive an aggregate readiness report. If you want to understand where your workforce actually stands rather than where you assume it stands, this is the least expensive way to find out. Contact us for the organizational version.
The assessment can be retaken. Readiness is not a certification you earn once. People who retake it after working through a learning path or completing a cohort usually see the change, which is the point.
Take about three minutes and find out where you stand.