Who we are
AI is moving fast. Some people are riding it, many are paddling hard, and plenty feel like they're drowning in tools and headlines. Find out where you stand, what's holding you back, and the simplest next move.
See where you are with AI today, where you want to go, and whether our founding group is the right fit for you. It takes about 4 minutes.
Agency, not overwhelm.
We cap each founding cohort at 15 so we can actually connect and help, rather than fill a room and leave people behind. Video-only courses and group sessions of 60 to 100 lose the speed at which someone can be directed and helped to close their learning gap. With 15, we see where each person is stuck and fine-tune the teaching for the best absorption.
The biggest investment here isn't money. It's your time. You can always earn more money, but nobody can earn more time. That's why we keep cohorts small and focus on foundations that keep paying you back for years: simple models for learning and working with AI that you can live by.
We'll protect your time. In return, we ask for commitment: an hour or two set aside each week, and practice between sessions.
Refunds: the seat deposit is refundable until you pay in full, and full payment is fully refundable before the first day of the cohort.
Start with a few minutes just for you. Your answers give you a clear picture of where you are with AI and a simple next step, and they help us see how we can best support you.
If AI feels unsettling, you're in good company. Every big leap in human history came with real dangers and real fears. Here's how people faced them, with sources for every claim.
Some fears were exaggerated. Some risks were real. Some remain unresolved. Through every end-of-humanity deadline that has passed, humanity has survived. Our ability to learn and act has mattered.
AI is our next moment to do that work. This learning cohort is a place to put AI to practical use with pretested agents, apps, tools, and resources, and to grow a community that asks hard questions while building useful skills.
Sources: METR time-horizon update (Feb 2026); Stanford AI Index 2026 via Burges Salmon; McKinsey, The State of AI (Aug 2026); World Economic Forum, Future of Jobs 2025. Benchmarks are mostly coding tasks and are not the same as real-world usefulness.
Curious which zone sounds like you?
Every figure links to its source. We checked them against the publishers' own pages in October 2026. Forecasts are labelled as forecasts.
Charts animate in. Tap Replay to watch any one build again, or hover a point for the exact figure.
Tap Listen on any section to hear it narrated. Prefer a podcast? Open the video and audio explainers (shared notebook, access needed).
Each section ends with a 10 to 20 minute "Try this" step, so the numbers turn into a skill.
Now that you've seen the wave, where are you standing on it?
See which story is closest to yours.
Most AI confusion is vocabulary. Once the words make sense, the tools stop feeling like magic and start feeling like tools.
When you finish, you'll see your results and can join the waitlist for the next cohort. Your answers also help us see how we can best support you.
As you answer, you'll probably start noticing patterns in how you use AI already. Rate each question from 1 to 5. Read the short context under each one if you're curious why it's there, and add a note whenever a number doesn't tell the whole story.
The more you share, the more specific your route. A Quick Scan gives you a compass, a Deep Scan a map, a Full Diagnostic a guided route. Each deeper scan includes the questions before it.
Times are estimates. Answers are scored in your browser. At the end you'll see your zone straight away, and you can share a few details to receive your full results and personal route.
Only you, the owner, can see this tab. It lists scorecards saved by people who can write to this page.
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