WideBot AI, in collaboration with content creator Ahmed El Ghandour, host of (El Daheeh), is launching “AQL with El-Ghandour,” a 16-episode knowledge series designed to simplify artificial intelligence concepts and make them more accessible and easier to understand for Arabic-speaking audiences.
The pilot episode premieres on Wednesday, August 26, 2026, on WideBot’s YouTube channel, available to audiences for free. The series will then continue across four waves of content, comprising a total of 16 episodes.
Artificial intelligence is no longer a subject limited to technology specialists. As AI continues to rapidly enter business, government, education, healthcare, and other areas, its concepts and implications are becoming part of everyday life, while many of these concepts still feel complex or difficult for the wider public to grasp.
This is where the idea behind “AQL with El-Ghandour” comes in: asking the questions that actually matter to people. How does this technology work? What can it do? How is it changing our relationship with work and technology? And what impact is it having on the economy and society?
Ahmed El Ghandour describes the idea behind the series as wanting to “create a course that gives the average person, not the engineer, a simple introduction to what is happening in this world.”
He adds that the goal is to approach these topics conceptually, away from equations and mathematical details, while focusing on the impact of artificial intelligence across areas such as medicine, government, business, economics, and society.
The series takes viewers on a journey that begins with the fundamentals of artificial intelligence and extends to language models, data, AI capabilities, applications, and its impact across different aspects of life.
The episodes also explore broader questions around the future of work: Which tasks could become automated? How is our relationship with technology changing? And what does it mean for AI systems to understand language and knowledge and take actions based on that understanding?
The episode titles reflect this light and accessible approach; from “Very Neural Networks” and “Naughty Language Models” to “Chatbots and Motorcycles” and “Science Doesn’t Measure by Eggplant.” Through this approach, the series presents complex technical topics in a way that feels closer to the audience, without compromising the scientific substance behind them.
The collaboration between WideBot and Ahmed El Ghandour brings together technical expertise in artificial intelligence with extensive experience in making science and complex concepts accessible to a broad audience.
Over the years, El Ghandour has become known for presenting scientific and educational content through a style that combines storytelling and simplicity. This aligns with the series’ objective of bringing artificial intelligence beyond the space of specialists and into a wider space where audiences can discover and understand it.
The series’ name has a direct connection to “Aql,” WideBot’s AI ecosystem, reflecting the company’s focus on developing artificial intelligence systems designed for the Arabic language, cultural contexts, and the operational needs of organizations across the region.
While Aql focuses on the technological side by developing AI capabilities, “AQL with El-Ghandour” approaches the subject from the knowledge side, creating space to understand the technology and explore its capabilities, limitations, and impact.
Simply put: building the capabilities of AI, while building the ability to understand it.
WideBot believes that advancing artificial intelligence does not end with developing models and solutions. It also requires greater awareness of how these technologies work, where their limitations lie, and how they can affect individuals, organizations, and society.
The launch of “AQL with El-Ghandour” is an extension of this vision, bringing together WideBot’s expertise in developing AI technologies and solutions for enterprises with content that helps build a broader understanding of the technology and its impact.
All episodes will be available for free on WideBot’s YouTube channel, making the series accessible to anyone looking to understand artificial intelligence without unnecessary complexity; and without the hype.
The first episode premieres on Wednesday, August 26, 2026.
“AQL with El-Ghandour” because understanding artificial intelligence is no longer a luxury; it is part of understanding the world around us.