The Institute


AI literacy, taught beyond the screen.
Three days, in person, at the table, not a login.

Top-down view of six people sitting at a dark rectangular table engaged in a discussion, with laptops, notebooks, and drinks on the table, in a modern, dimly-lit room.

Who we are

We are a three-day, in-person program on AI literacy, held at unique locations across cities that take craft seriously: New York, Miami, London, Los Angeles, Amsterdam, Paris. We are not a platform. We don't have a login. What we have is a room full of people who showed up, and instructors who've actually done the work they're teaching.


Why we do it

AI education became solitary because virtual platforms are easier to build than rooms, but that's also why it rarely changes how people actually work. Real judgment is built in proximity to others, not downloaded alone. So we built the opposite: smaller, intricate, in person, unwilling to trade the room for the masses.


How we do it

Three days, one room, a city at a time. Mornings build AI fluency with hands-on instruction, taught by people who've done the work. Afternoons turn to practice on real problems. Evenings are unstructured on purpose, dinner and conversation, not a screen. We keep the room small enough that everyone is known.


Length

3 days

Friday through Sunday

Cohort

40 seats

Per city, capped

Cities

6

Through spring 2027