Full-length AI training courses, up to 30 hours
A full-length AI training course in LabAIHQ runs up to 30 hours: 60 modules of 30 minutes, in order, assuming nothing if you ask it to. That is a whole subject taught start to finish. The showcase example is the whole of engineering mathematics - 30 hours, 60 modules, built from the syllabus with no upload.
Hours, not minutes, is the point. A short AI video covers one idea and stops. A subject needs foundations, core mechanics, worked problems, failure modes, proofs, applications and practice, in that order, and then a test. The planner lays that out before a single module is taught.
A full-length AI course is a complete training course that an AI plans from one request - modules in order, narration, worked examples and a self-test - and that runs for hours rather than minutes, up to 30 hours and 60 modules in LabAIHQ.
Thirty hours, sixty modules, in order
Ask for a whole subject and set the runtime to 30 hours. The planner returns 60 modules of 30 minutes each, numbered, titled, and in the order they should be learned. The first module is orientation and prerequisites; the last is recall and self-test.
Between them the arc runs through foundations, core mechanics, worked problems, common failure modes, deeper structure, derivations and proofs, applications, edge cases, extended practice and synthesis. On a 30-hour course that arc runs more than once, in numbered parts, so the plan stays readable at 60 modules.
How the planner scales a long course
The planner scales the number of modules, never the length of one. No module is longer than 30 minutes. For short runtimes the whole-subject track aims at roughly 8 minutes per module, and past two hours the module count climbs with the runtime.
A 30-hour course is therefore 60 modules of 30 minutes. It is never 12 modules of two and a half hours, because a module that long would be a lecture series with one title, not a module with one job.
The same track and runtime always plan the same modules, so the plan you read before you commit is the plan you get. The ladder below is what the whole-subject track plans at each runtime.
- 45 minutes: 6 modules
- 2 hours: 12 modules of 10 minutes
- 6 hours: 12 modules of 30 minutes
- 10 hours: 20 modules of 30 minutes
- 15 hours: 30 modules of 30 minutes
- 30 hours: 60 modules of 30 minutes
What every module carries
Every module has one job, and it says what that job is before it starts. It carries its own narration and its own worked examples. Nothing you already understand gets explained again, because the level is fixed before anything is built.
The final module of every course is recall and self-test: the questions that show whether the course landed. On a whole-subject course, worked problems and extended practice are modules in their own right, not an afterthought.
Pick the level, then the runtime
Four levels: beginner assumes nothing, intermediate assumes the vocabulary, advanced assumes the formalism, expert assumes the literature. The level changes how the course is pitched, never what it costs.
Runtime is priced at 2.5 credits per minute. A new account gets 100 credits once, which buys a 40-minute build to see how the planner works. A 10-hour course is 1,500 credits and a 30-hour course is 4,500; the pricing page lists what each tier buys.
What this early build does today
When you submit, we save the request and plan the course - every module, titled and timed, is shown to you. No video is rendered, downloaded or re-rendered yet. We will tell you the day that changes.
Questions
Can AI generate a course that is hours long?
Yes. LabAIHQ plans whole-subject courses up to 30 hours, as 60 modules of 30 minutes. A 10-hour course is 20 modules; a 2-hour course is 12.
How many modules does a 30 hour course have?
60 modules of 30 minutes each, in order. The first is orientation and prerequisites and the last is recall and self-test.
Will the AI just stretch a short lesson to fill the time?
No. A module is capped at 30 minutes, so a longer runtime means more modules, not longer ones. A 30-hour course is 60 modules, never 12 modules of two and a half hours.
Can I learn a whole subject from scratch with AI?
Choose the whole-subject track and the beginner level. Beginner assumes nothing: every idea is built from first principles, in order, and worked problems and practice are modules of their own.
How many credits does a long course need?
2.5 credits per minute of runtime at any level. A 30-hour course is 4,500 credits; the free 100 credits cover a 40-minute build.
Is the full course watchable today?
Not yet. This early build saves your request and plans every module, but no video is rendered, downloaded or re-rendered yet. We will tell you the day that changes.
Early build: we save your request and plan the course. No video is rendered, downloaded or re-rendered yet, and we will tell you the day that changes.