2 Weeks AI is a short, friendly online course designed to get an absolute newcomer comfortable with artificial intelligence in about a fortnight. Instead of long theory chapters, it breaks the subject into fourteen daily lessons, each of which shows you one concrete thing AI can help you do and then lets you try it yourself. The tone is deliberately non-technical — the course was originally written as a private surprise for the author's 75-year-old father.
The author is Buzz Usborne, a coach, startup advisor and software designer. That background shapes the material: the lessons look at AI from three angles at once — the companies building it, the designers shaping the use of it, and the ordinary people who just want to be more productive. That is why the content avoids hype and sticks to grounded, real-world use cases that a student, a retiree or a curious professional can all act on.
There is no signup wall and no cost. You can work through the lessons in order, mark each day complete as you go, and keep the page as a reference afterwards. If it helps you, the site invites you to buy the author a coffee to keep the course online — but that is entirely optional, and nothing about the learning experience is gated behind it.
