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It Starts With You

Futurebraining is how you stay sharp in a world that’s offloading thought.
It’s the practice of working at your peak with AI — without losing your edge, autonomy, or purpose.

While others chase ease, we build capacity.

Futurebraining means developing the human capabilities that AI can’t replace — and using AI to make them stronger.

Because if “me” is absent, AI amplifies nothing.
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We Build Co-Intelligence

Futurebraining AI Fluency Pyramid – a four-level triangle with upward arrows, representing progression from productivity to co-intelligence.
We help professionals and teams move beyond AI shortcuts, toward deeper fluency, more innovative thinking, and true AI collaboration.
  1. PRODUCTIVITY
  2. EXPLORATION
  3. DEEP LEARNING
  4. CO-INTELLIGENCE
This isn’t theory. We apply AI directly to your challenges, opportunities, and work: real tasks, honest conversations, and ready-to-use personalized action plans.
AI is here to stay. The question is—how will you use it?
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Founding Partners

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Martin Methlie Jensen

I’m a leadership developer, coach, and former executive. I believe in practical leadership that puts people first and uses AI to strengthen, not replace, our human connection. Futurebraining is a way to stay pragmatic—spot patterns faster, run better experiments, and keep a clear head when the pressure’s on.
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Huibert Evekink

I’m a leadership coach,  change facilitator, and former corporate leader. We started Futurebraining because we want more people to experience that shift, where AI + me produces better outcomes than either could alone, without making us dumber or dependent in the process.
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What Can’t Be Automated

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We don’t know exactly what happens next.
​Not the researchers building AI,
Not the tech CEOs selling it,
Not the policymakers scrambling to catch up,
Not the doomers, and not the utopians.
That uncertainty alone is to set some points of departure:
  1. AI will continue to evolve.
    Models are becoming more powerful, more embedded, and easier to use.
  2. AI will automate anything it can.
    If a task is predictable, AI will do it faster, cheaper, and eventually better.
  3. Human strengths remain essential.
    Creativity. Judgment. Connection. Resilience. 
    These can’t be automated — but they can be amplified.

    Or eroded.

    It depends on how we use AI.