AI-Cas: AI capablity assessment system
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Vo Trung NguyenFaculty of Business Administration, Van Lang University, Ho Chi Minh City, VietnamVo Trung HungThe University of Danang - University of Technology and Education, VietnamLang Song VuThe University of Danang - University of Science and Technology, Vietnam
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The ability to use artificial intelligence (AI) tools at work is gradually becoming an inevitable requirement for workers. The key question is how to assess an individual's ability to use AI and identify areas where they need improvement to meet the job requirements of a specific field. This paper presents a solution to build an AI application capacity assessment tool and makes recommendations on supplementing an individual's weaknesses in a certain field. The proposed system includes an AI competency framework, assessment questions, competency evaluation and Curriculum Vitae (CV) analysis software, and an output integration engine to generate results. The returned results include determining the level of AI application of individuals and recommendations for improvement to enhance capacity. The system has been tested on software engineering students and alumni and has given satisfactory results, consistent with the evaluation of lecturers and employers.
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