An 8-week live course and community for people who are stressed about AI and don’t know where to start.

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Program Dates: Weekly on Saturdays, February 21st - April 11th

Program Cost: $299

Limited to 20 Participants!

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Enroll Here!

Has AI been living rent-free in your head? Let’s evict it.

Full disclosure: I’ve never been more stressed about AI than I am right now, and I work in this field. So… it’s not just you.

I mean, we're about a month into 2026 and so far:

• The White House posted an AI-manipulated image of civil rights attorney Nekima Levy Armstrong crying after her arrest—the photo was real, but they altered it to show her in tears. When called out, officials said "the memes will continue"
• AI-generated videos of ICE encounters are flooding social media, and most people can't tell what's real
• Major AI companies are scraping everything without consent and calling it "fair use"
• Your boss probably wants you to use AI tools you don't understand or trust
• Hollywood agents are reportedly trying to sign "Tilly Norwood," an AI-generated actress, while real actors face job insecurity (the creator’s follow-up opinion piece is… something)
• Companies are blaming layoffs on AI when economists say the data doesn't support it—they're just rebranding regular job cuts to appeal to investors
• AI-generated slop is clogging up the internet, making it harder to find real information

But also:

• People are organizing and pushing back—successfully—on unethical AI implementations. Workers are refusing AI tools, schools are developing thoughtful AI policies, and communities are going toe-to-toe with data center developers.
• The Australian Open 2026 launched MatchFeel, which leverages AI systems to let blind fans experience tennis through touch and haptic feedback in real time.
• Musicians are using non-generative AI tools that handle the boring stuff (mastering, data analysis, file organization) without touching the actual creative work.