The words we use,
defined.

• AI readiness
• SkilliScore
• AI Fluency (AIQ)
• AI Technical Knowledge (AICK)
• AI Role Fit (AIRF)
• Culture & Climate (CNC)
• AI Role Horizon
• AI Cyber Risk
• Champion Mapping
• AI Opportunity Matrix
• AI Value Potential (AIVCP)
• Privacy floor (n ≥ 5)

• AI readiness

  AI readiness is how prepared an organisation actually is to get value from AI, measured rather than estimated.

• SkilliScore

  SkilliScore is a single 0 to 1000 index of a group’s AI readiness, combining measured fluency, leadership signal and motivation.

• AI Fluency (AIQ)

  AI Fluency, or AIQ, measures how fluently a person actually puts AI to work, across seven dimensions.

• AI Technical Knowledge (AICK)

  AI Technical Knowledge, or AICK, measures technical depth about how AI works, its limits and its safe use.

• AI Role Fit (AIRF)

  AI Role Fit identifies a person’s AI working-style archetype and their potential to lead AI work.

• Culture & Climate (CNC)

  Culture & Climate measures how ready an organisation’s culture is to let people use AI: whether it is permitted, whether mistakes are survivable, and whether leaders model it.

• AI Role Horizon

  AI Role Horizon maps how automatable a role’s tasks are against what safe adoption would actually cost the organisation.

• AI Cyber Risk

  AI Safe Use measures where AI is actually being used in an organisation, what information reaches it, and what the organisation has provided to make that safe.

• Champion Mapping

  Champion Mapping identifies the people who will actually carry AI adoption in an organisation, on measured fluency rather than on who volunteered.

• AI Opportunity Matrix

  The AI Opportunity Matrix plots readiness against value, cohort by cohort, so an organisation can see which AI initiatives are ready to run and which are being funded on hope.

• AI Value Potential (AIVCP)

  AI Value Potential captures where the people closest to the P&L believe AI can create value, separated into what they think about the company and what they think about their own department.

• Privacy floor (n ≥ 5)

  The privacy floor is the rule that no figure is reported for a group of fewer than five people.

Deeper: how the loop works, the FAQ, and how data is protected.