students to talk to if they encounter difficulty and iirc "AI" is mostly (entirely?) ML models to guess how focused a student is with the content. The two hours thing is also kind of oversold, with it being two hours of active academic study and the rest of the time is various "life skills" or w/e,
and to be blunt two hours is actually not that much less dedicated academic time than most schools between various breaks and faffing around between / during class time
It's basically just a small class size (around 6 iirc) private school which has about the educational outcomes you'd expect from that description (maybe slightly better, their tech does seem to legitimately help)