AI User Archetypes Quiz (000-111)

1. When ChatGPT or Claude gives you an answer:

I accept it as it comes, I don't care how it works inside I vaguely know it "predicts text" but I'm not interested in going deeper I understand it's statistical prediction based on training, not "real thinking"

2. Could you explain to someone the difference between an LLM and a database?

No, and honestly I'm not interested I think so, but I'm not sure about the technical details Yes, I conceptually understand how language models work

3. When the AI makes an obvious mistake:

I'm surprised, I thought it was smarter I notice it but don't understand why it happened I recognize it's a predictable architectural limitation

4. After a long, interesting conversation with the AI:

I close it and forget about it, it was just a tool I think about it for a while, but move on to something else I keep thinking about the conversation, wanting to go deeper

5. Have you ever gone back to read old conversations with AIs?

Never, what for? Sometimes out of curiosity or utility Yes, several times, to analyze patterns or pick up threads

6. When the AI says something that seems contradictory or weird to you:

I ignore it and continue with my task I notice it but don't insist My curiosity is piqued and I start asking follow-up questions

7. If the AI gives you an answer that intuitively "doesn't add up":

I accept the answer anyway I ask a clarifying question but if it insists, I let it go I build a counter-argument step by step until it's clear

8. In a discussion, could you identify a logical fallacy?

I wouldn't know how to recognize them I sense when something "isn't right" but couldn't name it Yes, I can identify and name common fallacies

9. When someone gives you a complex explanation to evade your point:

I get confused and give up I feel like they're confusing me but don't know how to respond I detect the evasion and reformulate my question to close the logical trap