Capacity Graph
Know where you are so you know where to grow.
The Capacity Graph helps you understand how prepared you are to work effectively with AI. It is not a pass or fail test, a ranking, or a technical skills exam. It is a starting point.
How it works
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Eight human capacities
What it measures
AI tools change every month. The human capacities that let you evaluate, adopt, and work alongside them last. The Capacity Graph measures eight of them, drawn from Capacity 2.0 by Vincent Hunt, founder of the Bureau of Creative Intelligence.
Adaptability
Cognitive Elasticity
Changing your mind and your methods when conditions change.
Creative Partnership
Symbiotic Creativity
Making better work with AI than either of you would alone.
Balancing Tradeoffs
Polarity Holding
Holding profit and purpose, speed and care, without dropping either.
Connecting People
Network Fluency
Knowing who to bring together, human and digital, to get hard things done.
Reading the Data
Algorithmic Intuition
Asking the right questions of numbers and AI before you trust them.
Judgment
Moral Agility
Deciding well when the rules have not caught up to the technology.
Deciding with Less
Sensemaking Under Ambiguity
Acting on incomplete information without pretending it is complete.
Presence
Resonant Presence
Coming across the same in a room and on a screen, and being trusted for it.
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