Yamas
Use powerful tools without abandoning ethics.
Ancient practice for intelligent tools
AI Yoga Masters explores how mindfulness, focus, philosophy, and contemplative practice can improve the way people use artificial intelligence.
The thesis
Better AI use is not only an AI problem. It is also a human-practice problem.
A more capable machine does not automatically create a clearer, calmer, more ethical, or more focused human. This school is about cultivating the person on the other side of the interface.
Core practice
Bring a real task to the Practice Studio. Set your intention, practice at your own pace, and reflect afterward.
Begin an AI Practice →Find a practice for what you need →Choose one meaningful task.
Decide what you are actually trying to accomplish before prompting.
Remove unrelated tabs, feeds, and notifications when practical.
Work with the AI on that one task.
Notice when your attention leaves the task.
Return without drama.
Stop when the session stops being useful.
Step away from the screen and re-enter the rest of your life.
The 8 Petals as AI practice
Use powerful tools without abandoning ethics.
Build the inner conditions for clear judgment.
Care for the body doing the work.
Use breath to regulate pace and reactivity.
Choose what deserves your attention.
Return to one meaningful point of focus.
Stay with worthwhile work long enough to go deep.
Let sustained attention become absorbed practice.
Original curriculum
The relationship matters
AI Yoga Masters is neither anti-AI nor blindly pro-AI. It is a practice of attention, discernment, ethics, embodiment, and non-attachment.
AI can assist the school. Humans remain responsible for the school.