It’s already part of your day
AI writes drafts, answers questions, recommends what to watch and sorts your inbox. Knowing how it works helps you use it well.
Short, interactive courses on how AI learns, the maths underneath, and what really happens inside a chatbot. Every number comes from real data or a real model. No maths background needed, nothing to install.
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You don’t need to build AI to benefit from understanding it.
AI writes drafts, answers questions, recommends what to watch and sorts your inbox. Knowing how it works helps you use it well.
A language model predicts likely words. It doesn’t look facts up. Once you see that, you can spot confident nonsense and check what matters.
At work and in the news, decisions about AI are being made right now. Understanding the basics lets you take part instead of guessing.
Products change every few months. Data, loss, gradients, vectors and attention don’t. Learn them once and every new tool makes more sense.
Every course starts with a free module, and new courses are on the way.
From “what is a model?” to how a chatbot picks its next word — nine hands-on lessons, no maths background needed.
From next-word prediction to the chatbots you use every day: how they are trained, why they make things up, and how to get reliable answers from them.
Just enough maths to see inside a model: vectors, matrices, derivatives, the chain rule and probability — every idea shown with live, exact calculations.
We’re writing new courses, built the same way: interactive, bite-sized and based on real data. Pro members get every new course at no extra cost.
Reading about AI only gets you so far. Here you poke at it until it clicks.
Each lesson is built around an interactive: drag the points, tune the knobs, train the network and watch what changes.
Every number comes from a public dataset or the recorded outputs of a real model like GPT-2. Nothing is made up to look nice.
Every lesson lists its sources. Spot something wrong? Report it in one click and an editor will look at it.
Lessons take about ten minutes and end with a quick quiz. Earn XP, keep a streak, and Spark cheers you on.
No. Lessons start from everyday ideas and build up step by step. If you want to go deeper, there’s a whole course on the maths, and it starts from the basics too.
Yes. The first module of every course is free for good, and you can create an account without a card. Pro unlocks the rest.
Lessons use outputs recorded from real models, like GPT-2 and Qwen, and real public datasets. Some interactives, like the network on this page, train a small network live in your browser.
Every figure is traced back to a dataset, a model or a published paper, and every lesson lists its sources. Lessons are reviewed, and anyone can report a mistake from any lesson.
Yes, at any time from your account. You keep Pro until the end of the period you’ve paid for. Payments aren’t refundable, so try the free modules first.
Your first lesson takes about 8 minutes.