Start where you actually are
A module teaches one topic in a single sitting. A learning path is the route between them — a guided, multi-week sequence of modules, prompts, and resources picked for one kind of learner, so you always know what comes next instead of guessing which lesson to open.
You're new to AI and want to understand the basics before diving into practical use. Start here to build a solid foundation.
Best for: Students, professionals exploring AI, anyone with no prior AI experience
You want to master AI tools for maximum productivity without learning to code. Focus on advanced prompting and practical applications.
Best for: Professionals, content creators, knowledge workers seeking AI productivity gains
You're interested in building with AI or understanding how it works under the hood. Explore technical concepts and integration.
Best for: Aspiring developers, technical professionals, anyone interested in AI development
Path or single module?
Both start in the same curriculum. The difference is how much of the decision-making you want to hand over.
A module is one sitting
Each of the nine modules is a self-contained lesson — roughly 45 to 90 minutes of reading, key ideas, and exercises on a single topic like prompting, ethics, or image and audio tools. You can open any one of them cold.
A path is the route
A path is a guided multi-week sequence: five or six modules in a deliberate order, with the detours that do not apply to you left out. It answers "what do I do next?" so you are never picking from a menu of nine.
Paths add practice, not just reading
Every path also carries hand-picked prompts to try and curated outside resources to go deeper — and it tracks which modules you have finished, so you can step away for a week and come back where you left off.
How to choose
Pick the path that matches how you plan to use AI, not how much you already know. The Curious Beginner path assumes no prior experience and spends its time on what these systems are and where they fail. Power User skips the internals and drills prompting, text tools, and everyday workflows. The Builder track keeps the foundations but adds what is happening under the hood.
Nothing is locked. Paths share modules, so switching later rarely means starting over — your completed modules stay completed on whichever path you land in. And if a path is more structure than you want, the full nine-module curriculum is always open to browse in any order.
Not sure which path fits?
Answer a few questions about your role and how you already work, and get a recommended starting point — or just open the full curriculum and pick a module yourself.