Upskill your team on AI — First-Principles AI Foundations

For teams and companies

Get your whole team genuinely comfortable with AI.

One simple package for everyone: the First-Principles AI Foundations course, a completion certificate, and the book — per person. Plain English, short enough that they actually finish it, and no LMS to run.

Bought by HR & L&D, team leads, and whoever’s been asked “can you get everyone up to speed on AI?”

Want to try it first? The first two lessons are free → Send it to a couple of people before you buy seats. All they need is an email.

Just for yourself? Get the $49 package →

Sign in with a work email, nothing to administer  ·  Itemized invoice, PO / net-30 welcome  ·  60-day money-back guarantee

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Team pricing

One package, priced per person

Every seat is the full thing — 13 lessons, a completion certificate, and the book, per person. The bigger the team, the lower the per-person price. See what’s inside →

Classroom AI training runs hundreds per head. This is $35–$45 — and people actually finish it.

10 seats

$450

$45/person

25 seats

$1050

$42/person · save 7%

100 seats

$3500

$35/person · save 22%

Your exact number

$450

10 seats × $45/person · volume rate applied automatically

“The first AI explainer I have read that made me feel smarter rather than more behind.” — Anthony, Entrepreneur

Need a PO, a formal quote, net-30, or more than 100 seats? Email your headcount and a quote plus invoice come back the same day.

Email for a quote

Or just email george@what-the-hell-is-ai.com — sold by Superagenting Pte Ltd, Singapore.

How it works

Three steps, no LMS to run

1

Pick a pack, pay by card

Two minutes. Tick “I’m buying as a business” at checkout and an itemized invoice with your company name + tax ID lands automatically.

2

You get a team dashboard

Sign in and you get a private link to share, or add colleagues’ emails directly, or approve your company domain so anyone with a work address can join. Your admin access doesn’t use up a seat.

3

They finish, and earn a certificate

Short, plain-English, self-paced. Each person gets a shareable completion certificate and keeps the book.

Before you buy

Questions teams ask

How do people actually get access?

You get a team dashboard the moment you pay. Share the private team link, add specific email addresses, or approve your company’s domain so anyone with a work address can join — whichever suits. Each person signs in with their email and a six-digit code; no passwords, no LMS, nothing to install. Your own admin access doesn’t consume one of the seats.

Can I see who has actually done it?

Yes — your dashboard shows who’s been assigned a seat, how far through they are, when they were last active, and who has completed and earned their certificate. It deliberately does not show their quiz answers; people learn better when they’re not being marked.

Can I get an invoice with our company name and tax ID?

Yes — automatically. Tick “I’m buying as a business” at checkout; Stripe emails an itemized invoice PDF from Superagenting Pte Ltd, Singapore. Need a W-9 or a PO reference? Reply and it comes back same-day.

Can we pay by PO / bank transfer / net-30?

Yes, for larger orders — email george@what-the-hell-is-ai.com with your headcount and I’ll send a quote and invoice the same day.

What’s the refund policy?

The same 60-day money-back guarantee, on the whole order. If it doesn’t land with your team, email george@what-the-hell-is-ai.com.

Does the certificate count for anything official?

It’s a completion certificate — proof each person did the course, and a tidy record for your training file. It’s not an accredited qualification, and I won’t pretend it is.

Our team already uses ChatGPT — do they need this?

Using a chatbot isn’t the same as understanding what’s under it. This gives everyone the same plain-English mental model — what a model is, why it makes things up, what an agent is — so they use AI with judgement instead of guessing.

One pasted invite, and your team stops nodding along in AI meetings.

Pick your pack →