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Immersive Fusion Academy

Source for immersivefusion.academy — the adult tier of the Immersive Fusion academy.

A small publication about AI, written for anyone — including the people who don't work in software — by an observability company.

What this is

The general-audience tier of the academy. Where adult-register essays about AI live, written for anyone who lives with AI and wants to think about it carefully. The audience is genuinely anyone: a parent, a counselor, a neighbor, a teacher, a colleague who is not in tech.

The academy exists to give anyone — kid or adult — a way to think about AI that is neither fear-mongering nor salvation-mongering. The frame is AI as ally: useful, fallible, requiring your own judgment. We don't sell on these pages.

A kids' tier sibling site exists at kids.immersivefusion.academy, built from academy-kids.

License

This repository is licensed Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 4.0 International (CC BY-NC 4.0). See LICENSE.

Two notes on what the license is and isn't:

  • Essays and the editorial charter are CC BY-NC 4.0. Anyone can copy, translate, or build on this work for non-commercial purposes, with attribution. We do not want commercial reuse without permission.
  • Underlying reference materials the publication cites (the AI tenets we follow, our link policy, the patterns we extract from our own writing) live elsewhere under CC BY 4.0 so anyone can cite or build on them, including in commercial work that wants to align with the same posture.

The site's MkDocs configuration, theme overrides, and CI workflows are also covered by the repository license. MkDocs (BSD-2-Clause) and Material for MkDocs (MIT) are attributed dependencies under their own upstream licenses.

What this publication refuses to do

See docs/about.md. The editorial charter is the load-bearing document of the publication: dated, signed, and structurally identical to the kids' tier's charter. A reader who arrives skeptical can verify the publication's behavior against it.

Local development

& .\envprep.ps1     # install dependencies
& .\serve.ps1       # serve locally on http://127.0.0.1:8000

Requires Python 3.12+.

Deployment

Pushed to main deploys to immersivefusion.academy (root). Hosted by Immersive Fusion at our cost. See .github/workflows/deploy.yml.

Repository conventions

The if-{property}-{type}-http naming convention this repository was built under has been retired. It, the product documentation site, and the kids' tier have all since dropped the prefix and the suffix. Sister repository: academy-kids for the kids' tier at kids.immersivefusion.academy. The product documentation site, formerly if-apm-documentation-http, is now deepcube-docs.


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