Yeah.

absolutely so we kind of organize them in beginner intermediate and advanced just because that's recognizable for most people but we also map them to those different places on the emotional arc so at the beginner level for people who may be anxious or maybe they're just mostly curious and they just want to become more competent and productive with ai they're going to start with with two things so we have an open house that we're running the first week of every month and i feel that that is really helpful because it allows people to come in feel what it's like to be in the classroom, get an understanding of what the academy is, why we're doing it and kind of understand where they're at so that we can help them find the place to start.

But at that beginner level, we have our introduction to AI class, which is just near and dear to my heart just because it And I, you know, we spent so much time trying to make sure that it was something that would really disarm people and that anyone at any starting place could come into that room and feel safe and not only learn about what is AI and how does it actually work and what is true and not true about AI, addressing some of those common misconceptions about it, but also having the opportunity to have a low stakes first engagement with it.

So in the class, we actually go through and it's like, we're going to open up.

ChatGPT for the first time and we're going to sign in, you know, and this is how you use it.

And some of those things that are very basic, very beginner, but I think that is definitely not something to skip over.

I think that there are people that they just need someone with them while they are trying something for the first time.

How important is it to make sure that offerings like this are affordable for folks?