The program uniquely focuses on anti-bias in data science, specifically through a non-ableist and disability studies lens, and is entirely free for participants.
The AI4ALL @ University of Washington program is a free, 20-week introductory workshop focused on data science and machine learning. Students will learn to understand, analyze, interpret, and discuss real-world applications of data science and machine learning, with the goal of understanding impactful technology decisions. The curriculum emphasizes anti-bias in data science, specifically through a non-ableist and disability studies lens, and currently includes geographical information science to address equity and bias in urban spaces. Participants engage in small-group discussions and practice, applying technical, ethical, and critical thinking skills to real-life research projects. The program aims to increase diversity and inclusion in AI by fostering interest in computer science among underrepresented groups, preparing students to create AI that better represents our diverse world.
Students participate in weekly virtual meetings with their groups and instructors, engaging in technical project workshops and discussions on responsible and ethical AI.
This program is ideal for rising high school juniors, seniors, and college freshmen from traditionally underrepresented groups who are interested in data science and machine learning and want to explore their applications with a focus on anti-bias and accessibility.
University of Washington
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