Neuronauts

Interactive AI learning lab

Learn AI by poking it.

Neuronauts turns hard AI ideas into small playable rooms. Drag sliders, run little experiments, and climb each idea from a plain-English giggle all the way up to the real equation.

New here? The Launchpad is your guided tour: it explains every mission and what you'll learn.

How every room works

One idea, four altitudes.

Each mission teaches the same concept four times, getting a little braver each step. Stop wherever it stops being fun, or push all the way to the math.

  1. BeginnerPlain words, a funny everyday analogy, and a simple game.
  2. IntermediateHow it actually works, with your first real worked example.
  3. AdvancedThe real, properly typeset math, read back in plain English.
  4. ExpertEdge cases, real-world usage, PyTorch, and a challenge quiz.

The map

Fourteen rooms, organized into tracks.

Related rooms are grouped together. New here? Start at the Launchpad, then walk the Foundations, the two deep rooms everything else is built on. Want the full briefing and a step-by-step path? Read the Launchpad guide.

Start here

Orientation

Get the lay of the land first: what AI, ML, and deep learning even mean, and an animated map of how every room connects.

Prerequisites · math on-ramp

The math under everything

Why it matters: students kept asking for the math that the other rooms lean on. This is that on-ramp, built from zero: the four pillars of machine-learning math, each climbing from plain-English intuition to the real equation, with live-math labs and a big bank of problems you solve by hand. New to the math? Start here, then the Foundations click into place.

Language models & Attention

The transformer stack behind ChatGPT

Why it matters: this is the family powering today's LLMs and much of modern vision: self-attention, the transformer block, tokenization, generation, and the research that scales them up.

Physics of flight · high-school friendly

The physics under every robot

Why it matters: before perception and control comes plain mechanics: forces, torque, and Newton's laws. This room starts from zero (no physics needed) and climbs, with animations and hands-on labs, to how a real quadrotor hovers, leans to move, and spins to turn. A friendly on-ramp to the embodied rooms.

Ready?

Climb your first idea from a giggle to an equation.