AI Lab Series
Free | Age: 10-12 y | Sunday 10:30-12:00pm
Service Description
3/22 | Types of AI | @Standford* Key concepts: rule based AI, machine learning, neural networks, generative AI Activity: TBD 4/5 | How AI Interacts With Its Environment | @Standford* Key concepts: computer vision, speech recognition, natural processing, reinforcement learning Activity: examples of good or bad data and chatbot flowchart 4/19 | AI in the Real World and How to Write Prompts | @Standford* Key concepts: robots and automation, AI in games, AI in art and music, AI in science and medicine Activity: using AI to write a travel plan 5/17 | How AI Learns | @TJCF Key concepts: good vs bad data, bias, privacy and safety, responsible AI Activity: re-engineering prompts to use AI responsibly and identify bias 5/24 | Modelling an AI | @TJCF Key concepts: what problems does this AI solve? What type of AI is it? What are the inputs and outputs? Activity: examples of different AIs and creating a prototype 6/7 | Student presentation/showcase| @TJCF *Stanford location Room 100-101K, Bldg.100, Main Quad, Stanford university Kaylee is a 9th grader at M-A High School with a passion for math, physics, and AI. She loves sharing her enthusiasm for STEM and helping younger students explore the exciting possibilities of technology.
Upcoming Sessions
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