Can AI teach you feeling?

Halfway — theory, not the doing. Real theory and real diagnosis — but reality holds the grading pen. The model designs the experiment and cannot see the result. It climbs to rung 6 of 7 (Curriculum), and you get about 250 genuinely useful prompts before returns hit zero.

Mtier of four
R6rung ceiling of R7
~250useful prompts
Open feeling in the interactive atlas →

The ladder, and where it ends

Seven rungs from lookup to simulation. The tier IS the rung ceiling.

R1 · LookupA noun in, a fact out
R2 · ContextualA situation in, the fact FOR YOU out
R3 · TradeoffA dilemma in, both sides honestly, then pick
R4 · AdaptationYour constraints in, a transformed answer out
R5 · DiagnosisEvidence of failure in, a ranked differential out
R6 · CurriculumYour trajectory in, a sequenced program outceiling
R7 · SimulationA role and rules in, the counterparty in character out

Careers that live here

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Also M-tier

Activities with the same honest ceiling.

accountingaginganimatingansweringapologizingaskingauditingbackpackingbakingbargainingbarteringbatting
The LLOS Work Atlas tiers all 500 human activities by one honest question: can the model close the loop? 70 are L — it can go all the way. 71 are XS — it cannot help at all, and the map says so.

The rest of the map

Same library, five ways in.

Work Atlasthe whole map, interactiveCareers1,949 jobs and their real tasksSoft skillsthe human part of the workSoftwaretools, by the work they doActivities500 things people doPrompt Librarybrowse every prompt
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