
AcmeBrainCorp helps leadership decide where AI belongs, and where it does not.
AI is powerful. Used without the right knowledge, it is also a serious risk.
We help organisations in the Netherlands see that difference before they buy, build, or train.
We tell you where AI creates real value — and where it's an expensive distraction.
Generative and agentic AI skills that actually work in the real world.
What to do, what to skip, and exactly why — without the 80-slide deck.
If the decision is to build, we help you build it. What the agents do, what a person checks, and what stays with you.
Most organisations do not lack tools. They lack a clear view of the problem, the cost of getting it wrong, and who is accountable for the result.
We work with boards and management teams that want that view first. The advice is direct. If AI is not the right move, we say so.

The result is a decision you can defend, not a long presentation.
Practical sessions for leadership and for the people who will use the tools. What the technology can do, what it cannot do, and what has to stay with a person.
A structured look at where AI is already in use, what it costs, and where the risk sits. We advise on what to continue, what to stop, and what to leave alone.
Before we discuss tools or suppliers, we ask four questions.
What problem are you actually trying to solve?
The problem in the work, not the one in the board paper.
A tool is only useful if it solves a problem. Following what others are doing is not a reason.
In money, in risk, in the way people work, and in credibility.
Named, measurable, and defensible. Including the possibility that AI is only a small part of it, or no part at all.

Three focused programmes designed for organisations that want to move from passive observers to active, confident participants.
For people who will use generative and agentic AI in their work.
For board members, executives, and senior management. No demonstration. A working session on the decisions in front of you.
For a board member, an executive, or a specialist with a decision already on the table. Your questions. The work in front of you. No set script.

You do not need another opinion. You need a decision you can defend: where AI belongs, where it does not, and who is accountable if it goes wrong.
Supervisory boards and non-executive directors who have to govern AI, not only receive a briefing on it
Leadership teams deciding on investment, risk, and what to stop
Mid-sized companies that cannot afford a failed experiment
Public organisations working under rules and public scrutiny
Professional firms that need a clear view of what to use, and what to refuse

AcmeBrainCorp was founded by Simon Slooten. He has built, sold, and governed technology companies, and has sat through more than one technology cycle. The pattern is familiar. A powerful tool arrives. Organisations adopt it before they know what they are handing over, and to whom.
That is the risk we work on. Not the tool itself. The gap between what it can do and what the people using it actually understand.
The advice and the training stay with him.
We use agents in our own operations. That includes a small shop we run as a working demo.
It is not a product we sell.
It is there so you can see how an agentic setup is operated day to day: what is handed to an agent, what is checked, and what stays with a person.
We help our partner CareerHandling with AI Augmented assessments and outplacement.


If you want a first conversation, use the form.
Tell us where you are and what you are trying to decide.
We will say plainly whether we can help.
If we cannot, we will say that too.
This is AcmeBrainCorp. We help you find clarity in the noise.