We Have Established the Healthy AI Education Association
機械翻訳 / Machine-translated

機械翻訳 / Machine-translated
HAIIA (Healthy AI Education Association) was established on June 1, 2025.
As AI continues to evolve at an accelerating pace, education that empowers individuals to harness AI and bring their dreams to life has yet to catch up. "AI is scary," "It has nothing to do with me," "It's already too late"——voices like these are cutting off the buds of possibility before they can bloom.
HAIIA was created to build a society where everyone—regardless of age, profession, or experience—can achieve self-realization through AI.
| Level | Title | Goal |
|---|---|---|
| ENTRY | AI Practitioner | Understand how AI works and distinguish its outputs |
| INTERMEDIATE | AI Moderator | Elevate the entire team's use of AI |
| ADVANCED | AI Conductor | Envision AI strategy and make decisions that shape an organization's future |
No programming required. Drawing from both neuroscience and AI engineering, we provide essential skills that will remain valuable for the next decade and beyond.
Representative Director Tetsuya Ito, through more than 12 years of entrepreneurial experience and guiding thousands of AI learners, came to realize the difference between those who achieve results with AI and those who don't. It is not a difference in knowledge, but a difference in "sensibility."
Aesthetic judgment, problem sensing, resolution of intent, and speed of decision-making—training these four sensibilities is at the core of HAIIA.
For more details, please visit the Certification Page.
Developments in the AI industry may often appear to be aimed at corporations, but they are directly relevant to individual endeavors as well. Each time a new model or tool emerges, the scope of "what one person can do" expands. Through HAIIA's certification program, you can systematically learn how to make the most of the latest tools.
Yes. Sign up for a free conversational AI service and type in one thing you've always wanted to do. Whether it's brainstorming ideas for a project, drafting a piece of writing, or organizing your research, you should be able to feel a real sense of progress within 30 minutes. HAIIA's Three Core Axes can also serve as a helpful hint for taking that first step.
This article is reprinted from HAIIA Notes.