Apps for Good · Teamup

Is AI coming for your degree?

Horus reads your course list against real data on how people use AI today.

285 Texas A&M majors · no account, no uploads

How it works, in two minutes — where the data comes from, and how a skill gets its verdict.

How it reads your degree

Your courses
Read from the public A&M catalog and grouped by year. Uncheck anything you won’t take — nothing is uploaded.
The skills behind them
Many courses share the same underlying skills, named by the Department of Labor’s O*NET framework. Critical Thinking alone runs through 1,220 of the 11,320 course entries we read.
Measured AI usage
Each skill lands somewhere on one scale, from how people actually use AI on that work today.

Every skill gets one of three verdicts

AI does most of itAI is barely here

Automating: Machines increasingly do this. Your role shifts to directing and checking the work.
Transforming: You will do this alongside AI. The skill worth building is the augmented version.
Untouched: A durable human edge AI is not reaching. Worth protecting.

Horus was built by students at Apps for Good, a summer program run by Teamup — a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Next summer’s cohort runs on sponsorship.

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