Blending generative AI with edtech innovation, a royalty model where faculty are paid for AI avatars trained on their teaching—powering a free, interactive, and personalized global business curriculum.
Masters’ Union has unveiled the world’s first AI Royalty Model for educators, offering professors royalties every time their AI avatars are accessed by learners. This new model recognizes educators as intellectual property holders, much like artists on Spotify or YouTube, rewarding them with a flat fee per unique learner and a one-time honorarium for licensing their digital likeness.
A free, AI-powered platform delivering business education to a global audience. Entire courses—ranging from marketing and business communication to venture capital and technology—are taught by AI avatars of real professors, created using hundreds of hours of teaching material, case discussions, and one-on-one mentorship. These avatars are interactive, conversational, and responsive, mirroring the tone and pedagogy of their human counterparts.
Unlike traditional MOOCs, MuAI delivers a highly personalized learning experience, enabling learners to probe deeper into topics, revisit lessons, and clarify doubts anytime, anywhere. This model effectively bridges the gap between online learning and live mentorship, offering an accessible alternative to classroom instruction while preserving the authenticity of faculty delivery. The AI avatars are designed using a blend of open-source and proprietary tech and are trained to maintain the depth, reasoning, and interactivity of real-world classrooms.
For educators, this model means continued income and visibility, even after their active teaching careers. For learners, it promises free, high-quality education with real-time support from digital twins of top faculty such as Manoj Kohli (Chairman, Masters’ Union), Rajat Mathur (MD, Morgan Stanley), and Rajeev Soni (ex-Gartner). As Pratham Mittal, Founder of Masters’ Union, puts it, “We’re turning our faculty into living, thinking educators available 24/7—while respecting their rights like any creator in the modern economy.”
