AISA (aisa.to) AI Fluency Assessment

Measure AI Fluency with a chat, then prove and improve it.

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Measure AI Fluency with a chat, then prove and improve it.

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AISA (aisa.to) is a conversational AI fluency assessment. 2,100+ assessments completed at 85.6% completion rate. Take a 20-min adaptive conversation, get a free detailed report across 11 criteria, earn a verifiable certificate, and improve with a personalised AI Coach delivered via WhatsApp. Our published rubric validated against Anthropic (93% overlap) and US Department of Labor (100%). Enterprise teams get an AI fluency analytics dashboard with skill heat maps and industry benchmarks.

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AISA (aisa.to) AI Fluency Assessment Launches

Conversational AI Fluency AssessmentMeasure, prove, and improve your AI fluency in conversation

Launched on August 18th, 2026

AISA AI Skills Test World's first conversational AI fluency and know-how test

Launched on April 28th, 2026

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16d ago

What is BAD vs. GOOD AI judgement?

Would love to hear thoughts.
Here's my perspective.
I'm against AI slop, but I'm not against AI. I believe AI is a great tool but it also needs greats pilots to use it well. This is what I'm working on. AI Fluency.

Biggest marker of AI fluency is AI judgement. Where and when to use AI and where and when not to.

BAD AI JUDGEMENT

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15d ago

AI is like farming. (and the purpose behind what I'm building)

I was watching a documentary on bronze ages last night. A line stuck with me. After the invention of bronze tools farming got more efficient and people had more time on their hands. They used it to BUILD cities (and everything in it). That's the true human spirit that can't be diminished.
Are transitions usually violent (also economically and politically)? Yes.
Bigger the technological advancement, bigger are the transitions.
We are going to be witnessing a massive re-training of an entire workforce into working with AI.
This is exactly why I'm building AISA. I believe we need to be able to measure AI skills, provide gap analysis and learning roadmaps... As well as proof of someone's proficiency, in certificates or credentials. This is a part of how we navigate this change.
We'll build new cities, and everything in it.

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