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MIT AI Literacy Units
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At-Home AI Conversations
Personal Robots Group, MIT Media Lab
4-Steps to Debating technology and AI with your child.
Rock Paper Scissors Tutorial
MIT App Inventor
Use Rock Paper Scissors to create a program that allows the machine to observe and learn from its user’s game choices using a Markov Model!
Conversational AI with Zhorai
MIT App Inventor
Zhorai is an artificially intelligence conversational agent through which children grades 3-5 can learn about AI.
BeaverWorks at MIT
Lincoln Lab, MIT
A project-based summer STEM program for talented high school students.
Therapist Bot Tutorial
MIT App Inventor
Can an app on your phone be your next therapist? This tutorial will show you how to make your own therapist bot app using App Inventor.
Personal Audio Classifier
MIT App Inventor
This student guide/tutorial shows you how to use the Personal Audio Classifier website to train an audio model using short 1-2 second recordings.
Voice Calculator
MIT App Inventor
In this project you are challenged to create your very first own Voice User Interface (VUI) as you build a voice-driven calculator that can do basic arithmetic operations.
Conversational AI Tools
MIT App Inventor
MIT App Inventor uses block-based coding tools to simplify mobile app development. New blocks simplify Alexa’s Skill development and neural network implementation.
Creativity & GANs for Middle School
Personal Robots Group, MIT Media Lab
Teaching middle school students the practices and ethical implications of creative machine learning techniques, such as GANs and style transfer.
Dancing with AI
Personal Robots Group, MIT Media Lab
Dancing with AI is a curriculum for middle school students to build interactive AI projects using a series of new Scratch extensions allowing for natural interaction.