AISA

What it does

AISA is a conversational AI literacy assessment that measures how you actually use AI across five dimensions: Prompting & Communication, Critical Thinking, Technical Understanding, Workflow Integration, and Safety. Instead of a multiple-choice quiz, users have a 20-minute conversation with an AI interviewer named Aisa, while a second AI evaluates responses in real time. The result is a score, an AI persona (one of ten), and a free AI skills certificate that can be added to LinkedIn in one click. AISA also offers a personalised AI Coach on WhatsApp, built from assessment results, and a global AI skills leaderboard.

Who it is for

AISA is designed for professionals at any level of AI experience — from beginners to advanced users. It is suitable for both technical and non-technical roles, including product managers, designers, data scientists, business leaders, and HR professionals. The assessment adapts to the user's role and experience, making it relevant for individuals seeking to benchmark their AI literacy, as well as for teams and organisations that want to measure and upskill their workforce. The website lists professionals from companies such as Deloitte, Google, Amazon, Shopify, and the NHS as users.

Why it matters

AI literacy is becoming a baseline professional skill, similar to digital literacy a decade ago. The U.S. Department of Labor published an official AI Literacy Framework in 2025 identifying 25 sub-competencies, and AISA claims to cover 100% of them. Anthropic's research across nearly 10,000 real AI conversations found that the gap between effective and ineffective AI users is behaviour, not knowledge. The average AI literacy score across AISA's 1,000+ assessments is 52 out of 100, indicating that most professionals have blind spots. AISA provides a way to measure and certify existing AI proficiency without requiring weeks of study, helping individuals and organisations identify strengths and growth areas.

Launch signal

AISA has been featured on Product Hunt, There's an AI for That, Toolify, BetaList, TopAI, The Neuron, Indie Hackers, Hacker News, and other platforms. The founder (Ozan) has shared launch progress on Uneed Best, noting that the product went live and that they built a dashboard to track growth. The website shows that the assessment is free and available immediately, with no waitlist. The team behind AISA has backgrounds spanning the Metropolitan Police, Harvard, Crowdbotics, and the European School of Economics.

Brand and naming

The name "AISA" is short, memorable, and works well as both the product name and the name of the AI interviewer (Aisa). It suggests a friendly, approachable AI assistant, which aligns with the conversational nature of the assessment. The tagline "Critical thinking AI skill measurement" clearly positions the product as a tool for evaluating higher-order AI skills rather than basic knowledge. The brand emphasises fun and ease ("Most fun way to see how good you are with AI") while also grounding itself in research and frameworks from Anthropic and the U.S. Department of Labor, balancing approachability with credibility.