AI for Everyone: A Full-Day Bootcamp

We've brought together leading AI workshop instructors and speakers—including instructors who have taught at Google, Disney, Napster and Stanford and leaders whose work spans technology, research, financial infrastructure, and institutional transformation—for a full day of hands-on learning designed to take you from AI-curious to AI-capable. Through a one-time partnership with nonprofit Funding Breakthrough Lab, AI Founder Playbook, venture studio Byte Cord, AI Insiders, and Whole AI™, you'll get access to leading AI workshops and perspectives at a fraction of what these experiences would normally cost. No coding experience. No technical background. No sitting through hours of theory. This bootcamp is built for founders, operators, creatives, community builders, and the simply curious who keep hearing that AI is changing everything—and are ready to actually understand it, use it, and build with it. In one day, you'll go from learning → building. We'll start with the oldest human technology: story. And an unexpectedly difficult question for an age of extraordinary technological capability: When you can do more than ever before, what will you choose to do with it? We'll explore the difference between capability and agency—and why becoming more productive isn't necessarily the same thing as becoming the author of what comes next. Then we'll explore how Silicon Valley became Silicon Valley—and what its history can teach us about the AI revolution happening now. And then, you'll build. → Create a working app without writing code → Build your own AI agent → Learn practical AI workflows you can use immediately → Understand what's actually possible with today's tools We designed the entire day as one connected arc—from story and history to tools, creation, and the choices those new capabilities put in our hands. Ending with perhaps the most important question of all: Who—and what—is any of this actually for? AI is changing who gets to build. You no longer need to be an engineer to turn an idea into something real. Come curious. Leave having built something. And more importantly, leave ready to be an author of what comes next—not a spectator to it.