Effective Date: September 13th, 2026
Last Updated: September 13th, 2026
This Cookie Policy explains how The AI Workshop, operated by [LEGAL ENTITY NAME] (“The AI Workshop,” “we,” “us,” or “our”) may use cookies, pixels, tags, local storage, analytics tools, advertising technologies, and similar tracking technologies when you visit or interact with theaiworkshop.studio.
This Cookie Policy should be read together with our:
Our Privacy Policy explains more broadly how we collect, use, disclose, and protect personal information.
1. What Are Cookies?
Cookies are small data files that websites can place on or access from your browser or device.
Cookies can help websites:
- function properly;
- remember preferences;
- understand how visitors use a website;
- measure website performance;
- improve user experience;
- remember certain actions;
- support analytics;
- measure marketing activity; and
- support advertising or retargeting.
Cookies may be set directly by The AI Workshop or by third-party services used on the website.
2. Other Tracking Technologies
Cookies are not the only technologies that may be used.
The website may also use technologies such as:
- pixels;
- web beacons;
- tags;
- scripts;
- software development tools;
- local storage;
- device identifiers;
- advertising identifiers;
- tracking URLs;
- analytics technologies;
- CRM tracking;
- session analytics; and
- similar technologies.
For simplicity, this Cookie Policy may refer to these technologies collectively as “cookies and tracking technologies.”
3. Why We May Use Cookies and Tracking Technologies
We may use cookies and tracking technologies to:
- operate the website;
- keep website features working;
- remember preferences;
- understand website traffic;
- understand how visitors use the website;
- analyze which pages or resources are most useful;
- improve website performance;
- troubleshoot problems;
- measure marketing campaigns;
- understand where visitors came from;
- measure conversions or other actions;
- support CRM and customer communication systems;
- prevent fraud or abuse;
- improve security;
- personalize content or experiences;
- support advertising;
- support retargeting or remarketing; and
- improve our products, services, content, and educational resources.
The specific technologies we use may change over time.
4. Categories of Cookies
Cookies and similar technologies used on the website may fall into the following categories.
Essential Cookies
Essential cookies help the website operate and provide basic functionality.
They may be used for purposes such as:
- website security;
- fraud prevention;
- network management;
- load balancing;
- remembering privacy choices;
- form functionality;
- login functionality, if accounts are introduced;
- maintaining sessions; or
- providing features you request.
Because these technologies may be necessary for the website to function properly, they may not always be optional.
Functional Cookies
Functional cookies may help remember choices or provide enhanced features.
They may be used to remember things such as:
- website preferences;
- language settings;
- form information;
- display choices;
- account preferences; or
- other settings.
Blocking functional cookies may cause certain features to work differently or become unavailable.
Analytics Cookies
Analytics technologies may help us understand how visitors interact with the website.
They may collect information such as:
- pages viewed;
- time spent on pages;
- referring websites;
- links clicked;
- general website navigation;
- browser information;
- device information;
- approximate location;
- traffic sources;
- website errors; and
- general usage patterns.
We may use this information to improve the website, content, educational resources, user experience, and marketing.
Advertising and Marketing Cookies
Advertising technologies may be used now or in the future to:
- measure advertising campaigns;
- understand whether advertisements lead to website visits or conversions;
- create audiences for advertising;
- show advertisements to people who previously interacted with the website;
- limit repetitive advertising;
- personalize certain advertisements; or
- measure advertising effectiveness.
These technologies may involve third-party advertising platforms.
Depending on the technology used and applicable law, some of these activities may be considered targeted advertising, cross-context behavioral advertising, sharing, or a sale of personal information, even when no money is exchanged
for personal information.
Where applicable law provides an opt-out right, we will provide an appropriate method for exercising that right.
CRM and Interaction Tracking
We may use CRM or customer-interaction technologies to understand interactions with forms, emails, resources, assessments, or website content.
These technologies may help us:
- connect website activity with information you voluntarily submit;
- manage communications;
- respond to inquiries;
- understand customer or subscriber engagement;
- measure campaign performance;
- deliver requested resources; or
- improve follow-up communications.
- Heatmaps and Session Analytics
We may use heatmaps, session analytics, or similar technologies to understand how visitors interact with website pages.
These technologies may help analyze things such as:
- scrolling;
- clicks;
- navigation;
- page interaction;
- layout performance; and
- usability issues.
If these technologies are used, we will configure and use them in a manner intended to be consistent with applicable privacy requirements.
We do not intend to use these tools to intentionally capture highly sensitive information entered into fields that should not be recorded.
5. First-Party and Third-Party Cookies
First-Party Cookies
First-party cookies are set by or on behalf of The AI Workshop.
They may be used to support website functionality, remember choices, provide security, or understand basic website use.
Third-Party Cookies
Third-party cookies or tracking technologies may be set by external providers whose services are integrated into the website.
These may include providers of:
- website analytics;
- advertising;
- social-media integrations;
- CRM systems;
- forms;
- scheduling;
- embedded videos;
- payment processing, if introduced;
- customer communication;
- security;
- AI or automation;
- website hosting; or
- other software.
Third-party providers may collect or process information according to their own privacy policies, terms, and technologies.
We encourage you to review the privacy and cookie practices of any third party
you interact with.
6. Technologies We May Use
Depending on the features and tools implemented on the website, The AI Workshop may use technologies provided by companies or platforms such as:
- Google;
- Meta;
- LinkedIn;
- CRM providers;
- website analytics providers;
- advertising networks;
- email platforms;
- form providers;
- scheduling providers;
- session-analytics providers; or
- other technology vendors.
Examples of tools that may eventually be used include technologies commonly known as:
- Google Analytics;
- Google advertising technologies;
- Meta Pixel;
- LinkedIn Insight Tag;
- CRM tracking;
- heatmaps;
- session analytics; and
- advertising or retargeting tools.
The inclusion of a service or technology in this Cookie Policy does not necessarily mean that it is currently installed or active.
The actual tools used on the website should be reviewed periodically so this Cookie Policy remains accurate.
7. Social Media and Embedded Content
The website may contain embedded content, links, videos, buttons, or other features provided by third parties such as:
- YouTube;
- Facebook;
- Instagram;
- TikTok;
- LinkedIn;
- Google; or
- other platforms.
Those services may use cookies or tracking technologies when you interact with their content.
In some cases, a third-party platform may collect information even if you do not directly interact with the embedded feature, depending on how the integration works.
Those third parties control their own technologies and privacy practices.
8. Cookie Duration
Cookies may remain on your device for different periods of time.
Session Cookies
Session cookies usually expire when you close your browser or end a browsing session.
Persistent Cookies
Persistent cookies may remain on your browser or device for a defined period or until you delete them.
The exact duration depends on the purpose of the cookie and the provider that sets it.
9. Your Cookie Choices
Depending on your location, the technology used, and applicable law, you may have choices about certain cookies and tracking technologies.
These choices may include:
- accepting or rejecting certain categories of non-essential cookies;
- changing choices through a cookie-preference tool;
- blocking cookies through your browser;
- deleting previously stored cookies;
- restricting third-party cookies;
- using platform-specific advertising controls; or
- exercising privacy rights available under applicable law.
Some essential cookies may remain active because they are necessary for basic website functionality or security.
10. Cookie Consent and Preference Tools
Where appropriate or legally required, we may provide a cookie banner, consent manager, preference center, or similar tool.
Such a tool may allow you to:
- accept certain cookies;
- reject certain non-essential cookies;
- choose categories of cookies;
- update previous choices; or
- learn more about specific technologies being used.
The available choices may vary depending on your location and the technologies currently installed on the website.
If we deploy a cookie-consent tool, we should configure it to match the website's actual tracking technologies.
11. Browser Controls
Most web browsers allow you to control cookies through browser settings.
Depending on your browser, you may be able to:
- block all cookies;
- block third-party cookies;
- delete cookies;
- receive warnings before cookies are stored; or
- adjust privacy settings.
Blocking cookies may affect how the website works.
For example, certain forms, account features, preference settings, embedded content, or other functionality may not operate correctly.
Browser settings vary by provider, so consult your browser's help or privacy documentation for instructions.
12. Advertising Choices
If The AI Workshop uses advertising or retargeting technologies, you may have additional options through:
- our cookie-preference tools;
- your browser;
- your device settings;
- advertising-platform settings; or
- privacy rights provided by applicable law.
Some advertising companies may also provide industry-based opt-out tools.
Changing advertising preferences may reduce personalized advertising but does not necessarily mean that you will stop seeing advertisements.
13. U.S. State Privacy Rights
Certain U.S. state privacy laws may give eligible residents the right to opt out of particular uses of personal information involving:
- targeted advertising;
- certain profiling;
- sale of personal information; or
- sharing of personal information.
Whether these rights apply depends on:
- where you live;
- the applicable law;
- whether the law applies to The AI Workshop; and
- the technologies and data-processing practices involved.
If an applicable law requires The AI Workshop to provide an opt-out mechanism, we will provide a reasonable method for exercising that right.
Privacy requests may also be submitted using:
Please review our Privacy Policy for more information about U.S. state privacy rights.
14. Global Privacy Control and Other Browser Signals
Some browsers and privacy tools transmit signals indicating that a user wants to opt out of certain data-processing activities.
One example is the Global Privacy Control, sometimes called GPC.
Where applicable law requires The AI Workshop to recognize a qualifying browser-based opt-out preference signal, we will process that signal as required by law.
Other signals, including traditional “Do Not Track” browser signals, do not currently operate under one consistent technical or legal standard.
As a result, we may not respond to every browser signal in the same way unless required by applicable law.
15. Email Tracking
Emails sent by or on behalf of The AI Workshop may contain technologies that help us understand email engagement.
Depending on the service provider used, these technologies may help determine whether:
- an email was delivered;
- an email was opened;
- a link was clicked;
- a resource was accessed; or
- a communication resulted in another action.
We may use this information to improve communications, measure engagement, and manage marketing activities.
You may unsubscribe from marketing emails using the unsubscribe link provided in applicable messages.
16. Forms and Assessment Tracking
When you interact with a form, assessment, questionnaire, Problem to System Blueprint, download page, or similar feature, cookies or other technologies may help:
- maintain the form session;
- prevent duplicate submissions;
- measure completion;
- connect a submission to a marketing source;
- deliver requested materials;
- support follow-up communications; or
- improve the assessment process.
Information you intentionally provide through those features is governed more broadly by our Privacy Policy.
17. Artificial Intelligence and Tracking Technologies
The use of cookies and tracking technologies is separate from, but may sometimes interact with, our use of artificial intelligence and automation.
For example, information submitted through an assessment may be combined with technical or interaction information where reasonably necessary to:
- process the request;
- understand the submission;
- generate a report;
- personalize educational output;
- manage communications; or
- improve the service.
Our Privacy Policy contains more information about how AI and automated processing may be used.
18. Security and Fraud Prevention
Some tracking technologies may be used for security rather than marketing.
These technologies may help:
- detect suspicious traffic;
- prevent abuse;
- reduce spam;
- prevent fraudulent submissions;
- protect accounts;
- identify automated attacks; or
- protect website infrastructure.
Security-related technologies may be necessary even when optional analytics or advertising cookies are declined.
19. Changes to Technologies We Use
The tools and providers used by The AI Workshop may change.
We may:
- add new technologies;
- replace vendors;
- remove tools;
- change analytics providers;
- add advertising systems;
- discontinue advertising systems;
- add community or account functionality;
- change CRM systems; or
- introduce new website features.
When material changes affect our cookie and tracking practices, we may update this Cookie Policy and, where appropriate, update our consent or preference tools.
20. Changes to This Cookie Policy
We may update this Cookie Policy from time to time.
Changes may reflect updates to:
- website features;
- tracking technologies;
- vendors;
- analytics tools;
- advertising practices;
- privacy laws;
- business operations; or
- our policies.
When we update this Cookie Policy, we will revise the Last Updated date at the top.
If applicable law requires additional notice or consent for a material change, we will provide it as required.
21. Contact Us
If you have questions about this Cookie Policy, our use of cookies or tracking technologies, or your privacy choices, contact:
The AI Workshop
Operated by Eastern Blue Trading Company LLC
1908 Thomes Ave
STE 71357
Cheyenne, WY 82001
[email protected]
22. Additional Legal Information
For more information about how The AI Workshop collects, uses, discloses, and protects personal information, review our Privacy Policy.
For rules governing use of the website and services, review our Terms of Service.
For information about educational content, professional advice, AI-generated material, business results, testimonials, affiliate relationships, and other limitations, review our Disclaimer.