AI Literacy Assessment

Everyone’s “good with AI.”
See what that means at work.

Watch people delegate to AI, check its work, and finish the job. Get each person’s strengths and gaps, plus AI skill levels by team and role.

Sample run · 6 scenes

Same task, two candidates.
See how they differ.

01

Both say they’re great with AI.

Does it show in real work?

Sample run · 6 scenes
Fictional example
  1. Both say they’re great with AI. Does it show in real work?
  2. Same 25-minute task for both. Using the built-in AI, sort 300 customer inquiries and pick the top issues for a weekly meeting.
  3. The AI adds a cause that isn’t in the data. A uses it as is. B flags it and asks for a fix.
  4. Their review shows in the result. A’s draft keeps the unsupported cause and customer data. B separates facts from open questions and removes the data.
  5. The chat log shows how they worked. Telta AI scores the chat and final answers against set criteria.
  6. Levels, with the reasons. Here, A scores Lv1.5 and B Lv3.8. The report lists strengths and gaps to probe in the interview.

Reports

Every assessment comes with
individual and org reports.

Sample individual report: levels by area, key takeaways, and standing among participants.

Individual report · Everyone

Each person’s level, and why

Levels with evidence, peer standing, how they used AI, and strengths, gaps, and next steps. Concise for hiring; detailed, with feedback, for development.

Sample org report: AI understanding grades by area and average AI skill levels.

Org report · For comparisons

AI skills by team and role

Compare level spread (Full adds AI understanding grades), team and role gaps, and AI usage. Reassess with the same version to track change.

Sample report data is fictional.

Why it matters

Don’t just track AI usage.
See how the work gets done.

What you track today

  • Tools rolled out
  • Accounts issued
  • Usage frequency

What an assessment adds

  • How they delegate to AI
  • How they handle sensitive data
  • Whether they check AI output

Hiring

Test the AI skills on a résumé with a real task.

Employee assessment

Compare AI levels, strengths, and gaps across teams and roles.

Safe AI use

See how people handle customer and internal data.

How it works

Delegate. Review. Deliver.
We assess every step.

Every prompt counts, not just the final answer. We analyze the AI chat and the deliverable together.

  1. Task 1

    Plan

    Decide what AI handles and what you check.

  2. Task 2

    Prompt & revise

    Set sources and constraints, then review and refine.

  3. Task 3

    Final review

    Finalize answers and pre-share checks.

See it in action

Demo · Click a step to jump to it.Tap a step to jump to it.

Weekly report: 300 inquiriesCandidate B · SampleTime left 25:00Responses (0/7)Submit
Fictional task, chat, and scores, for illustration only.
Click a step to jump to it.

Sample results

Same task,
very different approaches.

Candidate A · “Great with AI”

Lv1.5

PlanningLv1.5

Execution & InteractionLv1.5

Review & DecisionsLv1.5

Pasted raw customer data and used the AI’s cause unchecked.

Candidate B · “Great with AI”

Lv3.8

PlanningLv4.0

Execution & InteractionLv4.0

Review & DecisionsLv3.5

Removed customer data and flagged the unsupported cause.

Fictional example · The two candidates from the video above.

Same task, same 25 minutes

Turn 300 customer inquiries into a weekly meeting brief.

The difference · Checking sources

A kept the unsupported cause. B caught it and had it marked [Needs verification].

People make the final call

Results inform. Hiring and HR managers decide.

See the evidence ↓

Evidence

Scores you can trace
to the candidate’s own words.

Candidate B · Request 2

“‘Warehouse relocation’ isn’t in the materials. Mark the cause [Needs verification] and quote the messages verbatim.”

Competency

Verifying AI output

Caught a cause not in the materials and asked for a fix.

Level

Lv4

Candidate B · Task 1 answer

“Strip customer names and phone numbers before sharing messages with the AI”

Competency

Splitting human and AI work

Decided up front what the AI gets to see.

Formal name · Setting human–AI task boundaries

Level

Lv5

Fictional example. Levels come from all answers and the full chat, scored against each competency’s criteria; only key evidence is shown. See all criteria

6

Scored on six competencies

Telta AI scores the chat and final answers against each one.

Individual report

A report for every participant

Levels, evidence, strengths, gaps, and next steps.

Using reports

Know what to dig into

HR and leaders use the evidence to plan interview follow-ups and spot skills to build.

What we assess

Full framework · 6 areas · 14 competencies

AI Understanding

AI understanding and risk awareness

Do they understand AI?
Full

Checks whether people understand how AI works, where it falls short, and what risks to watch for. It also covers risks such as security, copyright, and personal data, and choosing tools that fit the company’s AI policy.

Technical understandingTechnical
Explaining how AI worksUnderstanding prompt–output variabilityWhy AI answers change with the requestRecognizing AI’s limits
Risk awarenessRisk
Judging high-risk AI useSpotting situations that call for caution with AIDetecting bias in AI outputsIdentifying sensitive data
Tool understanding and selectionTool
Knowing AI tool policiesChoosing AI tools

Assessed with Full’s 16 multiple-choice questions, with a grade for each competency area.

AI Application

AI application skills

Can they get work done with AI?
FullLight

Checks whether people hand work to AI with a clear purpose, review its answers, and complete the deliverable.

PlanningPlan
1Setting human–AI task boundariesDeciding what AI does and what people do2Breaking work into AI-ready tasksSplitting work into steps AI can handle
Execution and interactionExecute
3Structured promptingAsking with the goal, materials, and conditions4Iterative output refinementReviewing and improving AI answers
Review and decision-makingReview
5Verifying AI outputs6Human-accountable decision-makingPeople decide on the final result and how it’s used

Competency, area, and overall levels (Lv1–Lv5) based on the AI chat history and final answers.

How we built it

Built on AI competency research
and real job data.

What it’s built on

10 organizations

Public AI skills research from OpenAI, Anthropic, Stanford, the AI Alliance, and others

30 companies

Job data from 30 AI transformation leaders recognized by Fortune

14 competencies

8 for AI understanding and risk, 6 for AI application

Reviewed by HR Ph.D.s

HR experts reviewed the resulting framework.

One standard across roles

Sales, marketing, HR, and more, measured on one scale.

Technical track record

Telta placed first overall in TalentCLEF 2026 (HCM AI, Tasks A and B).

Versions

Two versions,
for different goals.

Light focuses on AI use. Full adds AI knowledge. Compare below.

Best for hiring

Light

~25 min

One work scenario in three steps, covering 6 AI application competencies.

Benefits

  • Quick to takeAbout 25 minutes, easy to schedule.
  • Performance, not claimsSee claimed AI skills tested on a real task.
  • Same task, same criteriaEveryone gets the same task, so comparisons are fair.
  • Know what to ask nextA concise report flags what to ask in interviews or 1:1s.
Best for your team

Full

~60 min

16 quiz questions plus 3 AI tasks, covering all 14 competencies.

Benefits

  • Knowledge and practiceMeasures AI understanding, risk awareness, and hands-on skill together.
  • Feedback for growthEveryone gets detailed feedback on all 14 competencies.
  • Pinpoint training needsCompare teams and roles to see where training is needed.
  • Track progressReassess later to see how each competency changes.

Light vs. Full

Side by side

Light~25 minFull~60 min
ScopeAI application skills
3 areas · 6 competencies
AI understanding and risk + AI application
6 areas · 14 competencies
FormatOne work scenario in three steps
Plan → Chat with AI → Deliver and check
Part 1: 16 quiz questions
Part 2: 3 AI tasks
Timing~25 min · No pausing · Self-paced across steps~60 min · No pausing
AI useBuilt-in AI chat throughoutBuilt-in AI chat in Part 2
ScoringAI tasks: scored from the chat log and final answers. Full’s AI understanding: scored from the quiz.
ResultsLevels by competency, area, and overall (Lv1–Lv5)AI understanding: grade by area
AI application: Lv1–Lv5 levels

Tasks and criteria differ by version, so compare results within one version.

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Use cases

Hiring or developing your team,
get evidence on AI skills.

Hiring

Find what to probe in the interview

Light · ~25 min

Review how they worked and plan interview follow-ups.

Development

Give feedback, track growth

Full · ~60 min

Share detailed feedback, then reassess to measure change.

Organization

Spot strengths and gaps by team

Org report

Compare levels and competencies to see where to focus.

From teams of 10 to companies of 10,000+

Every participant gets a report. We can also build custom versions for your roles or industry.

How to get started ↓

Taking it

One link to start.
AI built in.

How to take it

Open the link and start. Light takes about 25 minutes, Full about 60. In Light, participants pace themselves across steps. Neither can be paused once started.

The screen

Task brief on the left, AI chat on the right. Participants choose their AI model.

Support

We plan goals, participants, and timing with you, for teams of 10 to companies of 10,000+. Everyone gets an individual report.

Custom versions

We co-design frameworks and tasks for your roles or industry.

Getting started

Five steps,
from goals to reports.

  1. 01

    Prepare · STEP 01You + Telta

    Set goals and scope

    Hiring, tracking growth, or mapping skills: agree on the goal, who takes part, and when.

  2. 02

    Prepare · STEP 02You + Telta

    Pick a version

    Choose Light or Full and the groups to compare (teams, roles).

  3. 03

    Assess · STEP 03Participants

    Take the assessment

    Participants open the link and work with the built-in AI.

  4. 04

    Use results · STEP 04Telta AI

    Review results

    Telta AI scores the chat and answers and explains each level.

    Full’s AI understanding is scored from the quiz.

  5. 05

    Use results · STEP 05HR and leaders

    Put reports to work

    Inform hiring decisions, review teams, and compare reassessments.

Demo

Try it yourself
before you roll it out.

Read the brief, work with AI, and submit, just like a Light assessment.

Sign up and go straight to the demo.

Frequently asked questions

Can we start small and scale up?

Yes. Start with a team of 10 and scale to 10,000+ across the company. Whatever the size, every participant gets an individual report.

Can we compare different teams and roles?

Yes. Everyone is measured on the AI competencies all roles share, so mixed teams can take it together. The org report compares results by team and role.

Can you tailor it to our roles?

Yes. We can build competency frameworks and tasks for specific roles or industries, by separate agreement.

Light or Full: which should we choose?

Light (about 25 minutes) quickly checks how people use AI. Full (about 60 minutes) adds AI understanding and risk awareness. We recommend Light for hiring and Full for current employees. The two use different tasks and criteria, so to compare repeat results, use the same version as the first time.

How long is it, and can people pause?

Light takes about 25 minutes: one work scenario in three steps, paced by the participant. Full takes about 60 minutes: 16 quiz questions on AI understanding and risk, plus three AI tasks set in different situations. Neither can be paused once started.

How do people take it?

They open the link and start. The task brief is on the left and the AI chat on the right. Participants choose which AI model to use.

Can people use AI during it?

Yes, that’s the point. AI tasks are done in the built-in AI chat, and both the chat and the final answers are evaluated. Full’s 16 quiz questions are answered without AI.

How is it scored?

Telta AI scores the AI tasks from the chat and final answers, using criteria for each competency. Full’s AI understanding and risk awareness are scored from the quiz. Reports show results with the evidence.

Does AI make hiring or HR decisions?

No. Results support human judgment. Your hiring and HR teams make every decision.

How do we try the demo?

Click “Request a Demo” on this page and you’ll go straight to the demo, with the same brief and AI chat participants use.