MasterClass Expands AI Curriculum With ‘New Rules of Wealth’ to Deepen Position in Digital Economy Learning

New updates have been reported about MasterClass.

MasterClass has launched “The New Rules of Wealth,” an AI-economy focused course designed to strengthen its position as a personalized learning platform for professionals navigating technological disruption. Taught by Stanford’s Erik Brynjolfsson, economist and board director Dambisa Moyo, and Mastercard Economics Institute chief economist Michelle Meyer, the class analyzes how AI is reshaping industries, labor markets, and value creation, and is available exclusively to MasterClass subscribers as part of its annual membership model.

The course extends MasterClass’s slate of AI-related offerings—alongside classes such as AI and Medicine, Achieve More With AI, and AI Strategy at Work—supporting its strategic push into advanced, work-relevant content that can drive member acquisition, retention, and enterprise adoption. Lessons focus on the shift from physical goods to digital assets, the distinction between tasks AI will automate versus augment, and how early adoption of AI tools can enhance individual leverage, with a clear emphasis on skills and markets likely to remain valuable as technology advances.

By framing AI as a complement to human workers rather than a replacement, the program reinforces MasterClass’s positioning as a provider of upskilling and resilience in an era of rapid technological change, a theme that aligns with rising corporate and consumer demand for future-of-work training. The content is structured as a practical roadmap for navigating economic signals, identifying growth sectors, and building durable capabilities, which can increase the platform’s relevance to executives, knowledge workers, and high-value learners.

This launch also complements MasterClass’s broader product stack, including MasterClass Executive, AI-powered roleplay product MasterClass On Call, and MasterClass Certificates, which are aimed at career advancement and workforce development. For organizations using MasterClass at Work, the new course adds another asset for AI and strategy-focused training, potentially enhancing the platform’s value proposition in corporate learning budgets and supporting long-term monetization and enterprise growth.