AI for Absolute Beginners
Learn what AI is, what it is good at, where it fails, how to write clear prompts, how to compare tools, and how to stay safe. No tech background required.
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Self-paced courses for people who want to understand AI without the hype, the jargon, or the pressure. Free, browser-first, no install needed.
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Learn what AI is, what it is good at, where it fails, how to write clear prompts, how to compare tools, and how to stay safe. No tech background required.
Start course →From prompt engineering through RAG, agents, MCP, evals, and multi-agent systems. Practical knowledge for anyone ready to build with LLMs.
Start course →A 20-lesson course on the economics of automation and the future of work. What changes, what doesn't, who gains, who loses, and how to reason about claims that all sound urgent.
Start course →A 22-lesson course on running a small AI agency: unit economics, market choice, service-stack design including platform setup and channel automation, legal & AI risk, sales, retention and exit. No hype, no commercial pitch.
Start course →A 16-lesson course aligned with Google's May 2026 generative-AI search guide. Covers GEO, AEO, schema, the three ways agents read a website, robots.txt and the llms.txt debate, agent protocols (MCP, AP2, NLWeb, UCP, WebMCP), off-site signals, freshness, measurement, the five-step audit, the first-mover window, and a calibration on Google's official position.
Start course →A 22-lesson course mixing the productivity literature (Drucker, Newport, Allen, Forte) with the AI toolkit (models, context, skills, hooks, sub-agents, MCP, headless workflows). Beginner to advanced, with the peer-reviewed out-of-the-loop performance problem at its centre.
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