Handle the easy 80% yourself
Most day-to-day problems are AI-solvable in an afternoon — once you know how to think about them. You will.
AI Fluency Intensive · Knoxville · Sept 22–24
An immersive, in-person class with the HumanAI team. Bring a real problem from your work. Leave with a working solution — and the fluency to build the next one without us.
$2,000 for all three days · Lunch & dinner included · No coding background required
Not your granddad's training
Three days, laptop open, experts at the next desk, working on your actual problem. You don't watch us build. You build.
What fluent means
Fluency is the moment you stop asking "is there an app for this?" and start making one.
Most day-to-day problems are AI-solvable in an afternoon — once you know how to think about them. You will.
Not a subscription to someone else’s app. A solution shaped to your work, built with your hands, that you can change tomorrow.
Give AI a job, a set of tools, and the judgment to do it without you in the loop. You’ll ship one before you leave.
Three days
Small room, long days, lunch and dinner on us. Every session ends with something you made.

How these models actually work, where they break, and how to talk to them so they don’t. Then we take the problems you brought and turn them into something buildable.

Laptop open all day. You build a real solution to a real problem with an expert at the next desk. By dinner it works.

Give AI a job and the tools to do it on its own. You leave with something running — and the skills to build the next one without us.
Who's teaching
You'll be in the room with the people who build AI tools for a living — not a trainer reading from a deck.
2012
Our founder has been patenting AI systems since before most people had heard the term. Multiple patents, over a decade of shipping.
Years
Not a course built last quarter. We build AI tools and agents for clients every week — the class is what we actually do, taught.
Retail → Universities
Small retail shops. Nationwide service companies and manufacturers. Flagship public universities. Same approach, every size.
Who it's for
The first class
Everything included — the class, the experts, lunch and dinner each day.
Not sure yet?
We host them several times a week. Thirty minutes, no pitch deck — see what we build, ask anything, and find out whether the Intensive is the right fit for you.
Free · Several times a week · Live Q&A
Questions
No. If you are comfortable using a computer, you are ready. We teach you how to think about problems so AI can do the heavy lifting — and how to build tools and agents without a programming background.
A laptop and at least one real problem from your work — something repetitive, slow, or that you keep putting off. The best outcomes come from people who show up with a specific itch to scratch.
September 22–24, 2026, in Knoxville, TN. Three full days, roughly 9 to 6, with lunch and dinner included. Exact venue details come with your confirmation.
$2,000 for all three days. That covers the class, hands-on time with our team, and lunch and dinner each day. Travel and lodging are on you.
We will send a short setup list before class so you arrive ready. Some tools have free tiers; a few may need a modest paid plan. Nothing that costs more than lunch.
Hope is your ongoing AI + human coach — a relationship that compounds over months. The Intensive is three days in a room, building. Plenty of people do both, but neither requires the other.
Seats are limited, so we ask for as much notice as you can give. Transfer your seat to a colleague anytime, or move to a future class. Full refund details arrive with your confirmation.

From the founder
“I’ve been building AI systems since 2012, and I’m sure of one thing: nobody gets fluent by watching. You get fluent by building something that matters to you, with someone beside you who’s done it a hundred times. That’s the whole class.”
— Preston, founder of HumanAI
Built by HumanAI — fractional AI architects embedded in dozens of growing companies, from local retail to flagship public universities.
Sept 22–24 in Knoxville. Bring a problem. Leave with a solution — and the fluency to make the next one.