Introducing Teachable AI Academy: Live workshops with AI experts

Open any feed right now and you'll find a thousand people explaining AI. Most of them are explaining the same five tips. Very few are showing you what it looks like to actually use these tools to run a business.

That's the gap we built Teachable AI Academy to close.

It's a live workshop series. We bring in creators and experts who use AI every day, and we put them in front of you to teach the exact systems and workflows behind their work. The first sessions kicks off on June 15, 2026, and the full lineup carries into August 2026.

Every session is free to attend. Each one is hosted live, and we record all of them, so the replay is waiting on Teachable whenever you want it.

What is the Teachable AI Academy?

AI Academy is a run of live, online workshops. More than 20 AI creators and experts are on the schedule, and each one picks a topic straight from their own work.

They teach it live, in real time, and they leave room for your questions at the end.

The people teaching have built audiences in the millions and run real businesses with these tools. So the advice you get is grounded in what they actually do day to day.

We host every session, and we keep the replay up afterward. That means the library grows every week as new workshops go live.

Why did we build the Teachable AI Academy?

Here's how we see this moment. AI made information instant, and that made the hunger for real skill sharper than it has ever been.

People want to build things. They want to change careers and pick up abilities that have nothing to do with what they trained in. We call this the Learning Renaissance, and we think it's the most exciting thing happening in education right now.

The hard part is knowing where to start. When everyone is posting at once, it's tough to know whose advice you can trust.

AI Academy is our answer. We put practitioners you can trust on a set schedule, each teaching one concrete thing you can use.

This is showing up in the data, too. In its 2025 Workplace Learning Report, LinkedIn found that 71% of learning and development professionals are already exploring, experimenting with, or integrating AI into their work.

That number is worth sitting with for a second. The people whose entire job is teaching skills are moving on AI right now, and AI Academy is built for everyone trying to keep pace with them.

Once you learn something in a session, you can put it to work inside Teachable. Our own AI features sit right in the platform, so the courses and content you build benefit from the same tools.

The June 2026 Teachable AI Academy lineup

The first wave of workshops runs through June, and each session below is open for registration now.

Charlie Hills, June 15 at 1:00pm EST. The AI-powered content system for personal branding. Charlie Hills grew from zero to more than 200,000 LinkedIn followers using a repeatable, AI-assisted content system. He breaks down the tools and workflows he uses to generate ideas, speed up production, and turn attention into business, all while keeping his own voice in the output. If you want background reading first, Teachable has a guide on how to build a personal brand.

Katia Smith, June 17 at 1:00pm EST. Filling the AI gaps: from prototype to product launch. Katia Smith is a former Microsoft engineer and the founder of Second Life Software, where she turns rough, AI-built prototypes into products ready for real users. She walks through the five gaps AI coding tools tend to leave open, including security, error handling, and what a user sees when something fails, using real before-and-after examples from her agency work.

Sandra, June 22 at 1:00pm EST. Ship AI-built apps without shipping risk. Sandra is a cybersecurity educator with a following of more than 550,000 security and IT professionals. She shares the flaws that ride along with fast, AI-built apps, from exposed API keys to weak authentication, and gives you a seven-point checklist you can run on anything you build before it goes live.

Anna York, June 24 at 1:00pm EST. How to become the source AI recommends. Anna York is an AI Visibility Architect and the founder of Citation School, recognized as a LinkedIn Top 12 AI Voice in Europe. She studies how tools like ChatGPT and Perplexity decide what to recommend, and she walks through her keyword research process for AI search, showing how to turn one question into a full content plan.

Mariana Antaya, June 29, 2026 at 1:00pm EST. Your first machine learning model. In 40 minutes.. Mariana is a former AI Product Manager at Microsoft who now ships her own machine learning models and teaches a community of more than 700,000 people. In 40 minutes she takes raw, messy e-commerce data and builds a model that answers a real business question: will this customer buy again in the next 90 days. You'll walk away with the working model, the code behind it, and a process you can reuse on any dataset.

More sessions coming through the summer

June 2026 is only the opening stretch. New workshops drop every week through August 2026.

Names already on the schedule include Mariana Antaya, Sai Kumar, Sundas Khalid, Sadie St. Lawrence, Anjali Viramgama, Ale Thomas, Tina Huang, and Matt Wolfe.

The topics run wide: building your first machine learning model, learning data analytics with AI, building AI agents for everyday work, and using AI with more intention. We add new dates to the AI Academy page as each session locks, so it pays to check back.

One more thing worth knowing. A lot of the people teaching also sell what they know on Teachable, and any creator can do the same. Courses, coaching, memberships, and digital downloads all run on one platform, with payments handled through teachable:pay.

How to join

Registration is open for every session on the AI Academy page.

Pick the workshops that fit what you're building, save your seat, and add them to your calendar. If a date passes before you get to it, the replay will be waiting for you on Teachable.

Head to the AI Academy page to see the full schedule and register for the sessions you want.