The AI literacy keynote that measures your team live.
A one-hour interactive keynote. Everyone takes a live AI literacy assessment on their phone, sees their level and learns from every answer. The business gets a detailed report.
Most companies don't know how well their people use AI.
Many know how many licences they bought. Very few know who can brief AI well, check what it produces and keep data safe. This keynote finds out in about ten minutes, then turns the answers into the lesson.
How the live AI literacy assessment works.
Measure
Everyone scans a QR code and answers 13 anonymous questions on their phone. Seven are real-work scenarios.
See
Each person gets their level instantly. The room's results go live on screen.
Learn
We go through every question: the best answer and why. This is where the learning happens.
Report
The business receives a detailed report and a clear next step.
The five levels of AI literacy.
Some call it AI fluency. Not whether people use AI, but how well. Scored across six areas.
- Observer. Knows about AI, but does not use it for work yet.
- Beginner. Has tried AI for a few tasks. No habit yet.
- Everyday User. Uses AI often, even every day. But it is chatting, not building.
- Workflow Builder. Has redesigned real tasks around AI. Checks the answers. Keeps data safe.
- AI Champion. Builds things others use. Teaches AI to others. Knows where AI fails.
Want the detail behind each level? Read the 5 levels of AI literacy.
Then we go through every answer.
People see where the room went wrong and why the best answer wins. It sticks because it is their own data.
What your business receives: the AI literacy report.
- Where the room sits across the five levels.
- The average score in each of the six areas, and the biggest gaps.
- The questions that caught people out, and why.
- Habits and tools: who is chatting with AI and who is building with it.
- A clear recommendation for what to do next.
Answers are anonymous. The business sees group results, never individual ones.
Example report with illustrative data.
Not a slideshow. An experience built with AI.
The whole format, from the live console to the report, is built with AI by me, a non-developer. That is half the lesson. Seeing it work in front of them changes the conversation.
AI literacy and the EU AI Act (Article 4).
Since 2 February 2025, Article 4 of the EU AI Act asks providers and deployers of AI systems to ensure their staff have sufficient AI literacy. Deployer covers almost any employer whose people use AI at work.
A keynote alone will not make you compliant. It does give you a measured baseline and a clear next step. I am a trainer, not a lawyer, so take the legal detail to your own advisers.
For company events, AI days and conferences.
All-hands & town halls
Bring the whole organisation into one honest picture of AI skills.
Company AI days & kick-offs
An opening session that gets everyone involved from the first minute.
Conferences & summits
An interactive keynote that delegates take part in, not just watch.
Leadership offsites
See where your leaders really sit before deciding where to invest.
L&D and team days
A measured starting point for any AI training programme.
Online sessions
Runs on any webinar platform. A phone is all anyone needs.
Questions about the AI literacy keynote.
A one-hour interactive keynote that measures how well your people use AI while they learn. Everyone answers 13 questions on their phone, then we go through every answer. The business gets a detailed report.
Yes. It runs live inside the keynote, takes about ten minutes and needs only a phone. Each person gets one of five levels, from Observer to AI Champion.
Yes. The questions are real-work scenarios, like briefing AI on a client email or deciding what is safe to paste into a chatbot. No jargon, no coding.
From a small team to hundreds, in person or online on your webinar platform. Everyone answers on their own phone.
Yes. No names are collected. The business sees group results, never individual answers.
A detailed report: the five levels, scores in the six areas, the biggest gaps, the questions that caught people out and a clear next step.
Article 4 asks providers and deployers of AI systems to ensure their staff have sufficient AI literacy. A keynote alone will not make you compliant, but it gives you a measured baseline and a clear next step. I am a trainer, not a lawyer, so take the legal detail to your own advisers.
If the goal is a workforce that uses AI, book a practitioner who trains real teams, not only a futurist. AI Literacy Live works well as the opening session: everyone takes part, and you get data on where people stand.
Use the contact form with the date, audience size and whether it is online or in person. I reply within two business days.