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AI-Readiness SurveyMark Kelly2026-04-03T10:38:40+00:00

AI-Readiness Survey

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Knowledge & Awareness

1) How would you describe your understanding of what Artificial Intelligence actually is?

I have no idea what AI is or how it works

I've heard the term but couldn't explain it clearly

I understand the basics, it involves machines learning from data

I can explain AI concepts like machine learning, LLMs, and neural networks confidently

2) Which of the following best describes a Large Language Model (LLM)?

A very large dictionary used by search engines

A type of database that stores documents

An AI system trained on text data to understand and generate human language

A programming language used to build websites

3) AI systems like ChatGPT can sometimes produce confident-sounding but factually incorrect information. What is this phenomenon called?

I'm not aware of this happening

I've heard of it but don't know the term

It's called a bug or glitch

It's called hallucination, and I know to verify AI outputs before using them

Tool Adoption

4) How often do you use AI tools (e.g. ChatGPT, Claude, Copilot, Gemini) in your work or daily life?

Never, I haven't tried any AI tools

Occasionally, I've tried one or two tools a handful of times

Weekly, I use AI tools regularly as part of my workflow

Daily, AI tools are central to how I work

5) Which best describes how you use AI tools in your work?

I don't use them at work

For simple tasks only, drafting a quick email or searching for information

For multiple task types, writing, research, summarising, and brainstorming

I've integrated AI deeply, automations, custom prompts, or AI embedded in team workflows

6) Have you experimented with AI tools beyond text generation, such as image generation (Midjourney, DALL-E), voice AI, or AI-powered automation tools (Zapier AI, Make)?

No, I've only used text-based AI tools, or none at all

I've heard of these but haven't tried them

Yes, I've experimented with one or two of these tool categories

Yes, I actively use multiple AI tool categories and evaluate new ones regularly

Mindset & Adaptability

7) If a new AI tool could automate 40% of your current tasks, what would your most likely reaction be?

Concerned, I worry AI will replace my role or make my skills irrelevant

Cautious, I'd wait to see how it affects others before trying it myself

Curious, I'd explore it and figure out how to redirect my time to higher-value work

Excited, I'd proactively identify how to implement it and share the opportunity with my team

8) How do you currently stay up to date with developments in AI?

I don't actively follow AI news or developments

I pick things up passively, social media or conversations with colleagues

I follow newsletters, podcasts, or blogs dedicated to AI

I actively learn, I follow researchers, attend events, take courses, and test new models as they release

Ethics & Security

9) When using an AI tool like ChatGPT for work, which of the following best describes your approach to data?

I paste in whatever is needed, client data, internal documents, financial figures

I haven't thought about it much

I'm cautious, I avoid sensitive data but I'm not sure of the exact rules

I follow a clear policy, I know what data is permissible, use anonymisation where needed, and check tool data retention settings

10) Your organisation is considering using an AI tool to assist in making hiring decisions. What is your view?

Great idea, AI will make hiring faster and remove human bias entirely

I'm not sure, I'd leave the decision to IT or management

I'd want to understand more, AI can reflect biases in training data and shouldn't be the sole decision-maker

I'd advocate for a formal AI ethics review, assessing bias risk, legal compliance (EU AI Act), transparency, and human oversight before deployment

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