IIQ Self-Assessment Prototype

A mirror, not a scorecard. The goal is awareness—seeing where you stand across the five muscles of IIQ. Use it to reflect on habits, decisions, and blind spots.

Instructions

For each statement, rate yourself on a scale of 1 to 5:

Rarely true

Occasionally

Sometimes

Often

Consistently

Ethics — Asking Should we? when machines answer Can we?

I question what values are embedded in machine outputs before adopting them.

I notice when optimization may conflict with fairness.

I raise ethical concerns when others defer to algorithms uncritically.

Intuition — Trusting human sense alongside machine data

I pay attention to instinct or embodied sense, even when dashboards suggest otherwise.

I test intuition against evidence instead of dismissing it.

I value lived or professional experience as part of decision-making.

Tempo — Resisting acceleration to restore rhythm

I slow down decisions when pressure demands speed.

I build pauses before acting on machine-generated recommendations.

I resist treating real-time data as the only truth.

Curiosity — Keeping questions alive when AI offers closure

I ask follow-up questions when AI delivers polished answers.

I notice what is missing or unspoken in outputs.

I encourage others to treat machine answers as drafts, not conclusions.

Synthesis — Weaving human nuance with machine scale

I balance machine efficiency with human context in decisions.

I integrate human and machine perspectives into coherence.

I avoid collapsing into either/or thinking—neither rejecting nor deferring blindly.

Your selections are stored locally so you can revisit later.

Your Scores

Total IIQ

0 / 75

Interpretation

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Use the score as a mirror, not a verdict. What surprised you? Which muscle wants attention?