Explain how AI learns from examples.
And why an AI that has seen thousands of pictures can still miss an easy one.
In development · Free · Grades 5–12
Free AI lessons for kids.
Kids click through short lessons and test how AI works for themselves. No coding, and it works at home or in class.
This AI only practiced on yellow triangles and black circles. Which one will it probably get wrong?
Right. It may have learned "yellow" instead of "triangle".
Short steps
One idea at a time, in plain words.
Hands on
Students sort, test and change things themselves.
Feedback as you go
Every answer gets explained.
Free, no coding
Built for grades 5–12.
What a lesson looks like.
Lessons are still being made. This sample shows the idea.
By the end, students should be able to:
Check an AI answer before using it.
Find out where an answer came from, and what to do if they can't.
Decide when a person should make the call.
Some choices, like grades or what happens to your personal info, need a person checking.
5–8
Foundations
In developmentPlanned for grades 5–8. Start with how AI learns, then practice checking evidence and making careful choices. No coding needed.
9–12
Investigations
In developmentPlanned for grades 9–12. Test AI tools, compare mistakes and explain what went wrong. An independent entry point: no coding or Foundations prerequisite.
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