The camp offers a unique blend of hands-on experience with AI-powered robots, generative AI, and coding, coupled with discussions on AI ethics and training models.
Students in the Lavner Education Machine Learning Program & Change the Game with AI camp will explore cutting-edge AI topics through engaging hands-on experiences. The curriculum involves working with intelligent robots, various programs, generative AI, and code. Campers will gain practical experience with AI programs, learning how they are coded, how they adapt, and what makes them intelligent. They will also spend time engaging with large language models like ChatGPT and Gemini through a variety of hands-on activities, exploring their strengths and limitations. The program covers topics such as breaking down complex tasks, creating jokes, storytelling, designing art, and songwriting with AI. Students will also work with machine learning tools, using Scratch™ or Python™ to train their own AI models, and investigate AI training models including supervised, unsupervised, and reinforced learning. Discussions on AI ethics will encourage critical thinking about the responsible design and use of AI. The camp aims to build skills in artificial intelligence, machine learning, AI ethics, robotics, and coding.
A typical day includes hands-on activities with AI, robots, and coding, discussions about AI concepts and ethics, and outdoor recess.
This camp is ideal for middle and high school students interested in exploring artificial intelligence, machine learning, and robotics through practical, hands-on projects and discussions.
University of Washington, Seattle
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