The |x|Humanix® program empowers students from K–12 to expand their cognitive abilities and master key literacies in human, data, and technology fields. Designed to prepare learners for a future alongside intelligent machines, the curriculum fosters critical reflection, systems thinking, research, and creative problem-solving. Students gain practical experience with tools essential to the evolving world of work, developing the skills needed to collaborate with AI and machine-based systems. With a strong focus on innovation and human–machine interaction, |x|Humanix® equips students for meaningful, future-ready careers.

The Rosenberg |x| Humanix® Program integrates a methodical-didactical approach, emphasizing experiential learning within real-life contexts to nurture a better society. Educators and industry experts collaborate to guide students through understanding, researching, and creating innovations. This immersive learning experience is grounded in three fundamental literacies: Human, Technology, and Data. These literacies are pivotal to teaching and mastering new competencies for the 21st Century, ensuring students are well-prepared to contribute positively to society through practical, hands-on educational practices.

The |x|Humanix® curriculum is a flexible, future-focused program that can be integrated into existing learning objectives, regardless of national curricula or international baccalaureate frameworks. Introduced from age 6 and continuing through Grade 12, they offer students a progressive journey through the core literacies—human, data, technological, and research—via engaging, project-based learning. In Grades 9–10, the program deepens with a focus on innovation, interdisciplinary inquiry, and real-world challenges. Guided by trained Humanix Artisans and supported by industry experts, students develop the competencies essential for thriving in a world shared with intelligent machines. Upon completion, learners graduate with an additional |x|Humanix® qualification alongside their academic diploma.