What's your AI archetype?

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1. Which best describes your seat?

Executive / leader People manager Individual contributor Technical / builder

2. Which best describes your organization?

Manufacturing / industrial Software / SaaS Financial services

3. How do you actually use AI in your work today?

I don't really use AI tools yet Occasionally — quick questions or first drafts in a chatbot Daily, across several different tasks I've automated a few recurring workflows with AI I run agents that take actions with light supervision

4. How much do you rely on AI's output in your role?

Skeptical — I want proof before I lean on it Cautious — I'll use it but check its work closely Comfortable for low-stakes work; I verify what matters AI-first — I delegate by default and intervene as the exception

5. How deliberate is your org's AI plan?

No real plan — it's ad hoc / individual Experimenting, but no prioritized set of use-cases We have prioritized AI use-cases with clear owners AI is central to how we plan and allocate resources

6. Where are you on AI risk & governance?

We haven't really addressed it Informal guidelines, nothing systematic Clear policies; we track AI risk deliberately Formal, audited governance

7. How ready is your data for AI?

Scattered and hard to use for AI Some clean datasets, but access is inconsistent Governed, accessible data for priority use-cases An AI-ready data platform across the org

8. Who owns AI in your operating model?

No one really — it's nobody's job A few champions, but no formal roles Clear AI roles and upskilling in key teams AI fluency is built into how we hire and organize

9. How do you measure AI's value?

We don't measure AI's impact Anecdotal wins, no hard numbers We track time and cost savings on AI work AI ROI is tied to business KPIs we report on

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