The AIhood Readiness Score measures what a machine can prove — not what it claims. It scores six evidence dimensions on a 0–100 scale and always reports a Verification Level alongside the number.
The Six Dimensions and Their Weights
- Identity & Asset Binding — 20%
- Authority & Control — 15%
- Operational Evidence — 25%
- Evidence Integrity & Trusted Time — 20%
- Independent Verification — 10%
- Insurance & Accountability Linkage — 10%
Each dimension score is the weighted average of its questions, and the overall score is the weighted average across dimensions.
The 0–4 Capability Scale
Every answer maps to a capability level that reflects how strong the underlying evidence is:
- 0 — No Record
- 1 — Local Software Record
- 2 — Exportable Record with Time Information
- 3 — Signed, Tamper-Resistant and Certificate-Bound
- 4 — Hardware-Anchored and Independently Verifiable
Evidence Sources
Answers also carry an evidence source — Claimed, Documented, System-Verified, Hardware-Verified, or Independently Verified — which powers the evidence-source distribution in your report.
Verification Levels
Every score reports a Verification Level. On-site self-assessments are always Self-Assessed. Higher levels — Documented, System-Verified, Hardware-Verified, Independently Verified — are issued only through independent AuthentAI verification.
A self-assessed result is never described as verified. Verified reports are issued only through AuthentAI.
Insurance-Review Blockers
Some critical gaps cap the overall score and are flagged as insurance-review blockers: they must be resolved before a machine is ready for insurance review, regardless of the rest of the score.