Certification
Certification: AI Resilience & Adaptation Strategist (Next-2-Years)
Validates practical readiness for short-term AI security, mid-term income shifts, and long-term identity change over the next two years.

The exam
Take the certification exam
Multiple-choice questions about the course. Pass with 70% or more and your certificate is issued at once, with a public page and an "Add to LinkedIn" button.
What the exam covers
2 questions from each of the 9 chapters of the course
18 multiple-choice questions, drawn fresh for every attempt. Pass with 70% or more.
- 01Three Types of AI Risk1:37
- 02The Security Checklist2:16
- 03Mid-Term Risk: Jobs and Income1:00
- 04Use AI in Everything1:18
- 05Own Something1:25
- 06Build Distribution and Physical-World Work1:41
- 07Your Identity Is Not Your Job1:39
- 08Reexamine Your Priors1:21
- 09Invest in People1:02
What it certifies
This certification confirms you can assess and respond to the three AI risk timeframes—short-term security, mid-term jobs and income, and long-term identity—using practical checklists, personal evals, ownership, distribution, physical-world work, and relationship strategies.
Skills you prove
- Classify AI risks into short-term, mid-term, and long-term timeframes
- Build and apply a personal security and preparedness checklist
- Run personal evals to compare AI output against your own work
- Reduce income risk through ownership, distribution, and physical-world work
- Reframe identity and priors for a post-AGI environment
- Treat relationships as durable personal and financial assets
Who it is for
Professionals, founders, creators, and individuals who want a practical, non-hypothetical plan for the next two years of AI disruption—not just theory, but actionable security, income, and identity safeguards.
How the exam works
The certification exam is multiple choice, with one question drawn from each lesson in the course. You must pass all question areas covering AI risk timeframes, security checklists, income defense, ownership, distribution, physical work, identity, priors, and relationships.