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AI Fluency

 Introduction

The AI Fluency Assessment measures how a person works with AI in everyday work, in any role and with any AI tool. It covers the full cycle of AI use: deciding when to use it, getting useful results, checking what comes back, using it responsibly and turning the output into finished work.

It is the general layer of Bryq's AI skills assessments. Every role can take it, so its scores compare across your whole company. Role-specific assessments add to it for roles with their own AI risks.

When to Use AI Fluency

Use it when:

  • Hiring for any role where people use AI tools, from customer service to marketing to operations.
  • Screening early in a hiring process, at first screening or on the longlist.
  • Measuring where current employees stand before AI training or a new tool rollout.
  • Checking readiness for an internal move into a role where AI is part of daily work.

Assessment Specs

  • Format: interactive tasks and multiple-choice questions, set in realistic work situations
  • Completion time: about 15 minutes
  • Skills measured: 5
  • Levels: Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced
  • Scoring: a score from 0 to 100 for each skill, with no pass or fail
  • Tool-agnostic: results do not depend on any one AI product
  • Plan: included in your Bryq plan

Skills Measured

Skill

What it measures

AI Task Strategy

Deciding which parts of a task to give to AI and which to keep, including when AI is the wrong tool.

Prompting & Interaction Quality

Writing clear requests and adjusting them when the first answer misses.

Critical Evaluation & Validation

Catching errors, made-up facts and gaps in AI output before they reach real work.

Ethical & Responsible Use

Keeping private and confidential data safe, and respecting bias, copyright and legal limits.

Workflow Integration & Output Quality

Editing AI output and combining it with original thinking into work the person can stand behind.

Choosing the Level

You set the level the role needs. The results show where the person actually lands.

Level

Typical roles

What the level expects

Beginner (also called Aware)

Admin, entry-level, support

Basic AI awareness, simple tasks, avoiding the common traps.

Intermediate (also called Functional)

Marketing, finance, operations, HR

Clear prompts, critical checks of output, AI fitted into daily work.

Advanced

Strategy, leadership, roles close to AI

Complex workflows, governance, guiding others in responsible use.

Example Question

Below is an example question from the Beginner level, skill Prompting & Interaction Quality.

You want an AI assistant to write new product descriptions in the same style as your existing ones. What should you include in your prompt?

  • One or two of your existing descriptions as examples, and a request to match their style and length. (best answer)
  • A summary of your company's history, so the AI understands the brand before it starts writing.
  • A request to write in a "good style," trusting the AI to choose a tone that suits your products.
  • A list of words describing your preferred style, such as "friendly" and "concise," without examples.

Why this is the best answer: real examples show the AI the length, structure and wording to match. Words like "friendly" can be read in many different ways.

More sample questions: AI Fluency sample questions.

Explore Further

Questions about using AI Fluency? Contact support@bryq.com.