Most people use AI. Few really work with it.
Find out which one you are. The AI Level Test places you on the eleven-step curve from copy and paste to autopilot, scores six traits from skill to judgement, and gives you the next three moves to climb.
No account neededPersonal report and share linkUsed in Novura’s team trainings
Three steps. Eight minutes.
Answer honestly
41 questions on what you actually do with AI, how often, and what it changes. Seven circles from agree to disagree, a few multiple choices and four quick checks.
Get your level and type
Your position on the curve from 0 to 10, six trait scores, and one of nine types with its strengths and blind spots.
Climb
Three moves that take you to the next level, a guide for your stage, and a link to compare with your team.
Six traits, not just skill.
Knowing how to prompt is one thing. Reaching for AI every day, building it into your tools, wanting to climb, getting real output and staying safe are five more. Your report scores all six.
Skill
How well you work with AI
Prompting, context, knowing the tools and building with them: from a good prompt to a working automation.
Activity
How often and how much you use it
How often you reach for AI, how many requests you send, and how much of your week it is part of.
Adoption
How far AI reaches into your work
How many kinds of work, tools, data and team processes AI is part of: from a separate chat window to part of how the work runs.
Motivation
How much you want to climb
Curiosity, willingness to experiment, time invested in learning, and how you feel about what AI will change.
Productivity
What it changes in your output
Time saved, output gained, and work that now happens with little or no effort from you.
Judgement
How safely and critically you use it
Checking facts, protecting data, knowing the rules, and knowing when not to trust a confident answer.
Every level multiplies what one person can do.
Each level multiplies output by about 1.6. Five levels give ×10. Ten give ×100.
Indicative model. Real gains depend on the process and the team.
Most teams stop at level 1: a chat window in another tab. The real gains start where AI stops answering questions and starts doing the work inside your systems.
See all eleven levels→Which kind of AI practitioner are you?
Your type combines where you are on the curve with how hard you’re pushing to climb it. Three phases, three kinds of momentum.
Assistant
Levels 0–3
AI answers when you ask. You do the work.
Assistant · Cautious
The Shore Watcher
Watching the boats go out, not yet convinced the trip is worth it.
Read the profile →Assistant · Steady
The Angler
Casts a question, reels in an answer, and often it’s a good catch.
Read the profile →Assistant · Driven
The Apprentice
Learning the ropes fast, and hungry for the next knot.
Read the profile →Connected
Levels 4–6
AI lives in your tools and data. You run the systems.
Connected · Cautious
The Quartermaster
Keeps the ship supplied: AI where it’s useful, and no further.
Read the profile →Connected · Steady
The Pilot
A steady hand on the wheel: AI is part of every working day.
Read the profile →Connected · Driven
The Shipwright
Builds the vessels others will sail.
Read the profile →Autonomous
Levels 7–10
AI does the work on its own. You direct and review.
Autonomous · Cautious
The Lighthouse Keeper
Systems run through the night; you keep the light on.
Read the profile →Autonomous · Steady
The Harbour Master
Directs the traffic: agents in, work out, nothing collides.
Read the profile →Autonomous · Driven
The Captain
Commands a crew of agents and sails into open water.
Read the profile →Measure your team before and after.
Send one link round. Everyone gets their own report in eight minutes, and you get the team picture: where people are, who’s ready to climb, and what to train first.
- ◆One link for the whole team, no accounts
- ◆Levels and traits across the group
- ◆Before and after a programme, side by side
- ◆The right format for each level, from 1:1 to group training
Create a team link
Your team link
Everyone gets their own report. For the team picture, email hello@novura.io with your team name once five people have taken it.
Before you set sail.
How long does it take?+
About eight minutes: 41 questions in nine short parts. If you don’t yet connect AI to your systems, automate or use agents, three advanced questions are skipped.
Is it really free?+
Yes. At the end we ask for your email so we can send your report and a link back to it. Signing up for our AI notes is a separate, optional box.
How is my level calculated?+
Ten questions ask how often you do the practice that defines each level, from asking a chat assistant (level 1) to letting AI run a whole process (level 10). Your level is the highest practice you do at least weekly, as long as the levels beneath it have some footing. The six traits come from all 38 scored questions.
Is the “×10 output” real?+
It’s an indicative model: each level multiplies output by about 1.6, so five levels give ×10 and ten give ×100. Real gains depend on the process and the team, which is why the test also measures what AI actually changes in your work.
What happens to my answers?+
They calculate your result, and help us understand how teams use AI. Your share link shows your first name (if you give one), type, level and trait scores. Never your email or your answers.
Can I take it again?+
Yes, and it’s worth it. Take it again after a month or after a training: your new report compares itself with your last result on the same device.
Can my whole team take it?+
Yes. Create a team link, send it round, and everyone gets their own report. Trainers use it before and after a programme to show how far the group climbed.
Who made this?+
Novura, an AI automation and training company working mostly in Central and Eastern Europe. The eleven levels are the ones we use to train teams and to price that training by where people start.
Find your level. Then climb one at a time.
Eight minutes, 41 questions, one honest picture of how you work with AI today.
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