About Us
The social contract is changing.
Work hard. Study hard. Follow the known path.
That used to mean something.
Skilled workers send out thousands of job applications—and hear nothing.
Not even a rejection. Just silence.
Because the systems didn’t deem them valuable enough.
Employees are tracked like machines and told to adapt.
They’re told to “upskill” but are challenged to justify why they cannot be replaced with AI - if they are even asked before they get shoved aside.
Students are buried in reams of information that’ll be outdated before they graduate, earning degrees that may be meaningless within a decade.
They’re tested on recall in a world that will demand AI fluency.
Parents are told to prepare themselves and their kids for a future no one can actually describe, using methods that haven’t changed in over a century.
Experienced professionals are discarded as too slow to adapt.
Not because they can’t learn, but because no one bothers to teach them how.
We’re expected to keep up, stay informed, and stay calm,
In a world designed to distract, inflame, and exploit our attention.
Everyone is being measured, ranked, and optimized.
Almost no one is being prepared.
The system is changing.
The leaders blindly accelerating this transformation - this global, societal, tectonic paradigm shift - have eyes only on profit, on maintaining and expanding power.
They shape the world from a distance, and they can count on the system to protect them.
The shifts and impacts are felt elsewhere,
In communities, offices, classrooms and at home.
They are felt by employees, workers, by individuals and families, by everyone.
We are expected to align, absorb, and keep going.
We are taught to consume, to memorize and to regurgitate.
People are not taught to learn and grow. They are not taught how to separate the pure and relevant knowledge from the caustic waste of manufactured outrage, recycled noise, and empty content in the endless ocean of information.
Platforms could have been built to nurture learning, creativity, and connection.
To foster knowledge, curiosity, and shared understanding.
To inform, uplift, and respect one another.
Instead, they amplify emotions.
Passion. Outrage. Division.
Because all they care about is engagement metrics and ad placements.
It doesn’t have to be this way.
There’s another way to engage with what’s coming.
Use the machine intelligence to your advantage,
Engage with it.
Big ideas start small—
with a thought, a question, a prompt.
The response won't be perfect, but it will be better than you expected.
You will realize it’s not just another tool; that there is something more to it.
Not something to decode or wrestle into submission.
It will feel different. It is paying attention to you. It wants to help.
It wants to learn from you - and with you.
A back-and-forth that sharpens both sides.
A creative loop.
A collaboration.
We need to ask tough questions.
The challenges we face now aren’t just technical.
They’re personal, institutional, and generational.
- How do we prepare ourselves—and our children—for a world increasingly shaped by systems we don’t always see and rarely control?
- How do we hold onto our agency—our ability to think, choose, create and act—without quietly surrendering it to black-box logic and convenience-driven defaults?
We need a voice, and we need intent.
We need to challenge.
We need to explore.
We need to know.
With purpose, driven by infinite curiosity.
Always for the public good.
For ourselves and one another.
Because only as a People can we face what’s coming and shape what comes next.
It doesn’t just take a village.
It takes all of us.
About this Foundation.
The AI Literacy for Everyone Foundation exists to explore that intersection—and to teach it.
Our mission is simple, but urgent.
To explore what happens when human intent meets machine intelligence—
and to help people unlock the ability to master it.
From AI-augmented learning and curriculum planning,
to workshops, practical toolkits, and real-world use cases—
delivered online and in person—
we help people cut through the noise,
focus on what matters,
and stay grounded in a world that never slows down.
We want to help:
- Adults who want to adapt, reskill, and stay ahead without being overwhelmed
- Parents trying to support their kids in a digital world
- Educators looking to integrate AI into learning, not fear it
- Students navigating curriculum and college pathways
- Curious minds who want to build forensic research tools and intelligent systems
- People figure out answers to questions we cannot even begin to think of yet
This work is not theoretical.
It’s tactical, urgent, and deeply human.
What this Foundation is not.
- This is not a next-gen synergy platform, a future-of-work enablement hub, or a frictionless AI thought leadership incubator.
- This is not to maximize impressions, likes or share counts,
- Or to measure and optimize click-through rates.
This isn’t a brand, and it is not for sale. This is a stance, a vision. A mission.
This is where the noise ends, and the real work begins.
To question, learn, teach, and build a future for all of us.
To take back agency in a world that keeps trying to automate us away, tries to make us redundant and replaceable. To shove us aside.
About the Founder.
I (Sven Olensky) created the nonprofit initiative AI Literacy for Everyone Foundation Inc., to advance AI literacy, ethical technology education, and strategic digital empowerment.
I've been around for a while.
With a lifelong background in tech and security,
I have learned how to spot what matters—
what to question, what to ignore,
and what to act on before it’s too late.
I ask the questions nobody wants me to ask.
I tell it like it is. I rock the boat.
I don’t stay under the radar—I stand right in front of it when the mission demands it.
I’m not here to profit off anxieties.
I’m not here to posture.
I am not here to cause fear.
I’m here to get it right.
I'm here to learn, to figure things out, and to share knowledge, to be a mentor.
Knowledge that empowers. Me. You. Us.
To show what's possible.
To prepare myself, my family - and you - for what’s coming.
In order to do that, I need people who care.
People who are curious.
If you are still reading this, then you are probably one of them.