Your people have used ChatGPT. That is not capability.
LAPA is a living AI literacy ecosystem for universities and organisations, built around the work your people actually have to do. We find out what they can really do, build what is missing inside their own field, and give you the evidence either way.
The LAPA App · five modules, sprints and a leaderboard in one place
Most AI training creates awareness. Does it create capability?
People sit through the session, come out able to define a large language model, and go back to their desk and change nothing about how they work. The industry counts attendance. Almost nobody counts whether anything changed.
A living AI literacy ecosystem, grown around the work that matters to your people.
Everybody wants AI literacy. But what they actually want is to get a job done better than they can today. So we start from that job, in that discipline, and build the literacy the job demands. Four products keep it alive.
A real diagnostic that tests what people can do, not what they say they know. Contextualised to your roles and your discipline.
Where the capability is actually built. Short active lessons and real project work, drawn from the discipline the learner already works in.
Real briefs, a tight build window, and a pitch in front of judges and peers. The work is public, voted on, and keeps going after the module ends.
A free matching service where companies put the work they have been meaning to explore on the table, and institutions of higher learning take it on.
Designed to be embedded, not just delivered.
The ecosystem goes inside the programme and stays there. That is the difference between a supplier and infrastructure.
Inside the curriculum, inside the credit.
We deepen applied AI capability inside the academic verticals you already teach. Your students work on their own discipline's problems, so it strengthens the degree instead of sitting beside it.
Already being integrated into credit-bearing modules and required AI literacy components.
Development infrastructure, not an event.
Start with an assessment shaped around your roles, build where the gaps actually are, then re-assess and compare. You get movement you can put in front of a board.
Corporate clients run Assess as an ongoing diagnostic, not a one-time event.
“The students stopped asking what AI is and started arguing about whether the output was good enough to submit.”
“We had run awareness sessions before. This was the first time we could point at what people produced afterwards.”
“Running the diagnostic twice is what convinced the department. You can see which teams moved and which did not.”
Learn from the people at the cutting edge of AI.
Six free lessons, each distilled from a landmark lecture by a researcher still shaping the field. Twenty cards, no video wall, no prerequisites.
Episode 01 · live
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LAPA Labs and HELP University Launch Adaptive AI Curriculum That Personalises Learning Sequence for Every Student
Read the release → Media Release · Aug 2026From Esports Arena to Boardroom: LAPA Labs and HELP University Sign MOU to Put Malaysian Companies in the Driver's Seat of AI
Read the release →Imagine if Duolingo and esports had a baby. That baby is LAPA.
ok ewww... but srsly.
It is the most accurate way we have found to describe what we built. The daily-practice habit of a language app, pointed at AI, and made specific to one faculty at one university. Law gets a different LAPA from Engineering.
Then students take what they practised and use it for real, in a competitive esports-style arena where the work is public and scored.
For a company it is the same trick, built around the role your people actually do in your vertical. Not a generic AI course with your logo on it. Everything is customised for you and only you, because AI has to run in parallel to what you already do.
Don't hand your people a certificate. Hand them something they can use on Monday.
Skill that lands in the work they already do, in the language of their own field, from the first week. Tell us the cohort and we will show you the diagnostic, the lessons, and what they would walk out able to do.