Discover your AI Type

We analyzed how Hundreds of Thousands of people actually talk to AI and found eight repeatable styles. Twelve quick questions reveal yours like what you are good at, where it costs you, and a couple of things to try next. There are not right answers, answer honestly and watch the magic happen.

T erse ↔ E laborate
S kimmer ↔ D eep-diver
C hat ↔ V oice
X plorer ↔ B uyer

Question 1

You open a chat with an AI on a website. Your first message is usually…

Short — a few words, like a search query.
A full sentence or two, with context.

Question 2

How many back-and-forth exchanges before you feel done?

One or two, then I'm out.
Many — I keep going until it fully clicks.

Question 3

Given a real choice, you'd rather…

Type.
Talk out loud.

Question 4

Why are you usually talking to an AI on a company's site?

Curious — exploring, learning what it is.
I have a specific problem or decision in front of me.

Question 5

You want to know about pricing. You type…

“pricing?”
“Can you walk me through pricing for a team of about 20?”

Question 6

The AI gives you a solid answer. Your instinct is to…

Take it and move on.
Ask a follow-up and go deeper.

Question 7

Voice modes (phone assistants, ChatGPT voice)…

I rarely use them — text is faster for me.
I use them all the time.

Question 8

Your questions tend to be…

Open-ended — “what is this,” “how does it work.”
Pointed — “does it integrate with X,” “price?”, “how's it vs [competitor].”

Question 9

Grammar and punctuation when you talk to AI?

Lowercase, no punctuation — who cares.
I write in proper, complete sentences.

Question 10

Halfway through, more questions come up. You…

Probably leave — I got the gist.
Keep drilling. “Okay, but what about…”

Question 11

Quiet room, you want to ask an AI something. You…

Type it.
Say it out loud (or step somewhere you can).

Question 12

By the end, success means you…

Learned something new.
Took an action — booked, bought, or decided.

Your result

All eight types

Yours is highlighted. Each is just a different way of working with AI — none is better than another.

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