See what a decision does before the board takes it.
AI tutors now explain any topic, in any language, almost for free, and that is the heart of a coaching institute's work. Eye of Agamoto seats the board of Vidya Classes, a fictional institute in Pune, around a table. The board takes two decisions, and the film plays out what follows: for the school, for families at home, and for the students who grow up with those decisions.
A fictional company. Illustrative futures: a rehearsal, not a prediction.
The board of Vidya Classes, 2026. Agenda 1: what do we do about AI tutors?
The board, and whom each member speaks for
Every decision happens in the boardroom. Each member stands for someone the decision reaches.
Founded Vidya in 2009 after years as a physics teacher.
Watches costs and the fees families pay.
Speaks for the families at home.
Speaks for the 80 teachers.
An alumna who speaks for the students.
Decide at the table, then watch it reach the school and the home
The board decides
In 2026: what to do about AI tutors. In 2027: what happens to the teachers. The second question is worded for the first answer.
The impact plays
The camera pushes into the board's screen: the school, then a family at home with the fee bill, the report card and what the parents say.
A hundred futures, same luck
Every road runs the same hundred futures. In a given future the same free AI app goes viral and the same chain collapses whatever the board decided, so the differences come from the decisions.
Back to the board
A briefing shows what each decision did to students, teachers, fees and results, what was luck, and where the 2026 batch ended up. Then rewind and try another road.
Two decisions, four roads, one hundred futures each
Each road shows where most of its hundred futures end, and what the board's two decisions did by 2036. That part is identical in every future; luck and ordinary ups and downs make up the rest.
Take a seat at the table for the second decision
Write what you would decide in 2027. Claude turns it into yearly effects on students, teachers, results and fees, writes its 2036, and the engine runs the same hundred futures with the same luck, so you can compare it with the board's own roads.
Four numbers, three kinds of luck
What the board is steering
- 2,000Students. Demand for the institute: families choosing Vidya.
- 80Teachers. The staff, and whether they stay.
- ₹60kFees a year. What a family pays; lower is better for them.
- 55Results. Exam results out of 100.
What the board can't control
On top of luck, every number moves a little each year by chance. Each decision adds a fixed yearly push to the numbers from the year it is taken.