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An old story. Six blind men meet an elephant. One grabs the trunk: “Ah a snake!” One touches the ear: “No, it’s just a fan.” One hugs a leg: “It’s a tree.” The flank is a wall. The tusk a spear. The tail a rope. All very certain of themselves. All totally wrong.
That’s most of us with AI right now. We’ve each touched one part - a few prompt tricks, one good demo, one project that went wrong - and we call our part the whole animal.
This book explains what AI fluency is, and how our assessment, JobAQ, measures AI fluency.
An old story. Six blind men meet an elephant. One grabs the trunk: “Ah a snake!” One touches the ear: “No, it’s just a fan.” One hugs a leg: “It’s a tree.” The flank is a wall. The tusk a spear. The tail a rope. All very certain of themselves. All totally wrong.
That’s most of us with AI right now. We’ve each touched one part - a few prompt tricks, one good demo, one project that went wrong - and we call our part the whole animal.
This book explains what AI fluency is, and how our assessment, JobAQ, measures AI fluency.