How to use your result
Answer from work you have done, not from what you think you could do. For “I check names, numbers, dates and factual claims,” choose Not yet if you usually use the draft as-is, Sometimes if you check selected claims, or Consistently if you check material claims before using them.
The 14 answers are worth zero, one or two points each. The page converts the total out of 28 to a score out of 100. Each of the seven areas has only two questions, so a domain score is a rough pointer for practice—not a measured proficiency, peer ranking or hiring decision.
Try one low-scoring skill on a real task
- Choose one routine task and source material you are permitted to use.
- Make a small draft with your usual AI tool. Keep the original source beside it.
- Check one name, number or factual claim against the source. Record what you changed and why.
For example, draft a workshop announcement from an approved agenda, then check its date and registration link against that agenda before publishing. If the source does not support a detail, remove it or mark it for the owner to confirm. Repeat with another task before treating a higher self-rating as improvement.
Questions about the assessment
Is this an AI skills test or certification?
No. It is a self-assessment of work habits. WexAI does not observe your task performance, compare you with other people or issue a credential from these answers.
What if every area feels unfamiliar?
Start with one small task and its source. Use the result to choose what to practise first, then find a workflow with an input, review step and clear finish line.