Prime Highlights

• Alpha School and Titan Holdings have formed Incept Labs, a $50 million joint venture aimed at building AI infrastructure for national education systems.
• The venture will develop sovereign AI models and AI-generated curricula designed to align with national standards while personalizing learning for individual students.

Key Facts

• Incept Labs will leverage Large Language Models (LLMs) to generate full curricula from scratch and plans to deploy its first AI-powered curriculum systems in 2026.
• The joint venture combines Titan Holdings’ AI portfolio expertise with Alpha School’s mastery-based “Two-hour learning” model, and is already in discussions with government partners.

Background

Alpha School and Titan Holdings are launching Incept Labs, a $50 million joint venture to build AI infrastructure for national education systems.

The new entity will focus on developing sovereign AI models that governments and institutions can use to modernize their education frameworks. The partners said Incept Labs will combine Titan’s advanced AI capabilities with Alpha School’s experience in learning science and mastery-based education.

The platform will use Large Language Models (LLMs) to generate complete curricula from scratch. The system will align content with national standards while adapting lessons to each student’s needs. The founders said the goal is to help countries create education systems that remain locally relevant but globally competitive.

Ritankar Das, Founder of Titan Holdings, said AI allows educators to rethink education from the ground up. Joe Liemandt, Founder of Trilogy Software and Alpha School, added that combining AI with mastery-based learning can unlock human potential at a national scale.

Incept Labs said it is already in discussions with government partners and plans to deploy its first AI-powered curriculum systems in 2026.

Titan Holdings manages a portfolio of AI-focused companies and works to apply artificial intelligence across traditional industries. Das also serves as Principal at Alpha School, which is known for its “Two-hour learning” model that blends AI tutoring with mastery-based progression.

The initiative reflects growing interest in using AI to reshape public education systems worldwide.