People who want to build AI products and services properly: developers, serious freelancers, and graduates of the entrepreneurship class who want to go further.
The entrepreneurship class or equivalent experience. Comfort with computers; coding helps but is not required for every track.
Three ways to pay.
Monthly, with no interest and no finance company. The six-month formats are not the three-month one stretched; they add project time and support.
What you'll be able to do.
- Build and deploy AI tools that other people use
- Design automations that survive real volume, with monitoring and a kill switch
- Produce AI video and content at production quality, not demo quality
- Ground a model on real data so it stops inventing answers
- Measure whether what you built actually works, and prove it
- Price and pitch AI work to a client or an employer
6 modules.
How models behave, context engineering, prompting that survives a model change
Custom assistants, grounding on real data, tool use, and the first deployed project
Production workflows, error handling, logging, cost control, and what breaks at volume
AI video and content systems: image, motion, voice, and a repeatable production pipeline
Evals, quality measurement, and shipping something to actual users
Portfolio, pricing, proposals, and the capstone review
What exists at the end that didn't before.
Reasons to skip this one.
Disqualifying honestly saves everybody a refund conversation. If one of these is you, the right answer is a different program — or none of them.
Complete beginners — start with the AI Entrepreneurship Class
Anyone who cannot commit weekends for three months straight
People looking for a certificate without the shipped work behind it