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All our free schools
8 schools, all free to learn in. No card, and no account needed to start. Most have an AI helper, and they are built to get better from what learners tell them.
University-style courses, an AI counselor that debates you and shows its sources, and discussion rooms.
For Adults·Language English lessons; welcome pages in 30 languages
Escuela de IA gratis: aprende a usar la inteligencia artificial para la escuela, el trabajo y el negocio, con un tutor paciente.
For All ages·Language Español
A free school for kids in Mexico: lessons, reading, games and a patient AI teacher that guides instead of giving answers.
For Children, preschool to secondary, and their families·Language Español
A step-by-step math tutor that teaches the method instead of handing over the answer. No sign-up.
For Middle school to intro college·Language English
Plain-English lessons on getting real work out of AI. Module 1 is open; more modules are being written.
For Adults who are not programmers·Language English
Free business courses for dental careers: money, leadership, marketing, insurance and ownership.
For Dentists, hygienists, assistants, office managers·Language English
A free on-demand library of dental education courses. Not accredited CE.
For Dental professionals·Language English
The town square for dentistry: discussion rooms, jobs and salary data, with an AI that answers in the rooms.
For Dental professionals·Language English
How the schools work
Today the daily budget and the sources rule are live at Current University and Aprendiendo con Thiago, and lesson feedback is live at Aprendiendo con Thiago. All of it is rolling out to the other schools.
Free to learn. Lessons are open to everyone. None of these schools is accredited, and none grants degrees or academic credit.
AI helpers on a daily budget. Each AI helper has a fixed daily limit. When it is reached, the helper rests until tomorrow and every lesson stays open.
Sources or nothing. A helper may only cite what its own search returned. If nothing came back, it explains in general terms and says so.
Better every week. Learners can leave feedback on a lesson. Once a week the notes are summarized into proposed edits, and a person reviews every change before anything is published.
Children. The schools for children have no open chat rooms, never ask for personal information, and point a child in trouble to a trusted adult and a free helpline.