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From Apps for Good: Create an ML prototype in 12 sessions for free
A 12 session curriculum to teach machine learning and covers from basic to advanced programming.
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From MIT Media Labs: Cognimates – a free AI education platform for building games, programming robots & training models
A well documented site with projects, events, videos and tutorials to help students learn about AI
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From Machine Learning for Kids: a free hands-on ML service
A top UK site with step-by-step guides geared to help students learn about ML by building their own games.
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From Exploring Computer Science: AI Alternative Curriculum Unit
A lesson plan whose purpose is to demystify the topic of AI and with students gaining an understanding of terminology such as ML and deep learning.
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Site update: Compare 3 resources and each of their 10 features
A fast and easy way to decide which resource best meets your needs by comparing up to 10 elements of three resources.
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From BuildIn: Surgical robots, new medicines and better care – 32 examples of AI in healthcare
32 specific examples of how AI companies are impacting healthcare with links to the providing companies.
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From Towards Data Science: How Happy Is My Girlfriend?
What happens when a data scientist uses NLP to calculate a couple’s happiness by analyzing the emoticons and language used in their texts?
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From Towards Data Science: Fooling Facial Detection with Fashion
This article details the process of creating an adversarial image to fool a selected type of facial detection and how a practical example can be implemented on a face mask.
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From FOSI: AI Is Transforming Our Planet – Here’s What Children Need To Know
This article begins by defining AI, discusses AI myths, has three hands-on AI activities, describes how AI is being used today, and concludes with additional resources for parents.
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Technovation: free for 8-18 year old girls and young women to learn about technology
Technovation empowers underrepresented groups to be leaders and creative problem solvers through technology and engineering education that focuses on girls, families and communities through two programs, Technovation Girls and Technovation Families.
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