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This transdisciplinary course navigates the intersection of the neuroscience of learning, artificial intelligence (AI), and the workforce, exploring the impact on education, teaching, and training. The course introduces neuroanatomy, neuroplasticity, neurodiversity, and the mechanisms of memory and emotions, to understand the biological bases of learning and behavior. The course examines cognitive processes related to learning, creativity, and human intelligence. Students will gain a foundation in AI, including neural networks, large language models, generative AI, robotics and robotic process automation. Ethical issues related to AI are addressed. Students engage in real-world AI application to support creativity, ideation, complex problem-solving, and transformative learning.