Learn AI in plain language. Six levels.

How to actually use AI in your workflow, not just operate ChatGPT. Six levels from 'what is AI really?' (Level 1) to 'building your own AI helper' (Level 6). In between: writing better prompts, automating routines, connecting multiple AI tools. Plain language, with quizzes. Available in German, English, and Spanish.

Nothing. Six levels free, no subscription, no credit card. You don't even have to sign up to read along. Signing up only matters if you want to save progress, take quizzes, or use the AI tutor, and that's also free.

Not for levels 1 through 3. Those are the basics: what AI is, how to write good instructions, how to automate tasks (with Zapier or n8n, no code). Level 4 introduces the terminal and a few small commands. Levels 5 and 6 assume command-line comfort and a bit of JavaScript.

So your AI doesn't have to start from scratch every time. A helper (technical name: MCP server) gives your ChatGPT, Claude, or Cursor access to your data, notes, and routines. Example: you ask 'where did I leave off yesterday?' and your AI knows, because a helper provides the memory. We build one of these helpers ourselves in levels 4 through 6.

There is no time limit. You learn at your own pace, every lesson stands on its own, and you can pause or skip whenever you want. One lesson a day gets you through the foundations comfortably.

No. This is only about AI tools: ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, your own AI helpers, multiple AI agents working together. No Amazon FBA, no dropshipping, no e-commerce coaching, no trading tips.

A German-language online school for AI Operators. Six levels from AI fundamentals (what are LLMs, prompt basics, spotting hallucinations) to your own Model Context Protocol server you can build and sell. All six levels, all playbooks, and the AI tutor are free since the April 2026 pivot and stay that way. Run by StudioMeyer, an AI studio in Mallorca. Founded in 2026.

An AI Operator is someone who uses AI as a tool in daily work: not just chats with ChatGPT, but systematically connects tools, builds their own agents, uses memory systems, and automates processes. The term sits between AI Researcher (builds models) and AI User (uses finished products like ChatGPT). Operator is in the middle, you don't build models, but you combine existing models into real workflows. Career changers and solo founders are the typical audience.

A Claude Sonnet 4.6-based assistant directly inside every lesson. It knows the current lesson content and can answer follow-up questions, give examples, explain terms. Free, 80 questions per day per user, so costs stay controllable. Not a replacement for legal or career advice, but an understanding companion for the lesson material.

Claude Sonnet 4.6 for the lesson tutor (free, 80 questions/day). Claude Haiku 4.5 for the support chatbot (faster, cheaper, bottom right on every page). Claude Opus 4.8 for internal content reviews and code audits. All models from Anthropic, all Business API. Details at /ai-stack .