How lessons are made

Last updated October 14, 2026

LunchSkill is run by MasterclassView, 14 Bd Princesse Charlotte, 98000 Monaco. Each lesson answers one question people search for, in three to five minutes. This page says which parts are made by AI, what gets checked, and what to do when something is wrong.

The script

Scripts are written with the help of AI. Before a script is recorded, every figure, date and rule in it is checked against a primary source: the agency that sets it (the IRS, the FDIC, the Social Security Administration), the original study, the Real Academia Española for Spanish, a court’s own opinion. Those sources are listed under each lesson, so you can check them yourself.

The host and the video

• Each channel has an AI host. The presenter and the voice are generated with HeyGen from the script: they are not real people, and they never say they have tried a product themselves.
• Shorts are ten-second clips an AI video model films from a written prompt (Kling, through Higgsfield). They link to the full lesson they come from.
• Videos made this way carry an “AI-generated” label on their page, in the Shorts feed and in the embedded player.
• Captions and chapter marks are made automatically from the transcript. Claude, an AI model, drafts the title and description from it.
• A finished video waits as a draft until an editor publishes it. Nothing goes on the site by itself.

Why AI hosts

They let a small team cover many topics in short videos, and a corrected script can be recorded again without a studio, so a mistake does not have to stay up.

Mistakes and corrections

Found something wrong? Write to contact@masterclassview.com with the lesson’s link: under Share, “Start at” copies a link to the exact second. We fix the text, record the lesson again, or take the video down if it can’t be fixed.

Advice and paid links

Lessons teach general skills and are not financial, legal, tax or medical advice. A link marked “Paid link” under “Tools in this lesson” is an affiliate link: we may earn a commission, the price stays the same for you, and the lesson says so in the video too. The full rules are in the terms of use.