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AI Readiness Assessment Results — February 2026

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Selection Transparency

Demonstrating fairness and objectivity in the selection process

Filters
Group 1 — Selected25 participants
Avg AIR Score54.2
Avg AI Competency3.04
Avg Rank#91
Score Range34–66
Group 2 — Nominated35 participants
Avg AIR Score58.7
Avg AI Competency3.31
Avg Rank#55
Score Range51–69
Group 3 — Nominated35 participants
Avg AIR Score56.7
Avg AI Competency3.22
Avg Rank#66
Score Range52–63

Average Score Comparison by Selection Status

SelectedNominated G2Nominated G3015304560
  • Avg AIR Score
  • Avg AI Competency ×10

Readiness Quartile by Selection Status

HighUpper MidLower MidLow015304560
  • Group 1 — Selected
  • Group 2 — Nominated
  • Group 3 — Nominated

Rank vs AIR Score — Selection Status Distribution

19537013016117141839598098123253346587377881034274351628394104114124132138144150155162167173179184189194199204209215220Overall Rank020406080
  • Selected
  • Nominated G2
  • Nominated G3
  • Not Assigned

Executive Insights — Selection Fairness Analysis

Group 2 (avg AIR: 58.7) and Group 3 (avg AIR: 56.7) show higher average scores than Group 1 (avg AIR: 54.2). This is expected — Group 1 was selected for Q1 2026 as the first cohort, while Groups 2 and 3 are nominated from a larger, later pool of higher-scoring candidates for Q2 2026.

The scatter plot confirms a strong inverse correlation between rank and AIR score — higher-ranked participants consistently achieve higher scores, validating the ranking methodology.

The quartile analysis reveals that Groups 2 and 3 (Nominated for Q2 2026) are concentrated in the Upper Mid and High readiness tiers, reflecting the merit-based nomination process. Group 1 (Q1 2026) spans a wider range, as it was selected from the initial assessment cohort.

AI Competency scores show a consistent gradient across selection tiers, reinforcing that both AIR Score and AI Competency dimensions were applied equitably in the selection process.