The program offers personalized mentorship from Stanford and MIT graduate students, guiding students to build socially impactful AI projects and providing college and career preparation.
The AI Scholars Program (Inspirit AI) is a 10-session (25-hour) virtual bootcamp designed to immerse high school students in fundamental Artificial Intelligence concepts and guide them in building socially impactful projects. The program is taught by graduate students and alumni from top universities like Stanford and MIT, providing a personalized learning experience in small groups with a 5:1 student-to-teacher ratio. Students will explore foundational AI concepts, real-world applications, and AI programming skills using Python. The curriculum includes interactive lectures, hands-on coding exercises, and collaborative mini-projects. In the second half of the program, students apply their knowledge to a mentor-led 'AI for Social Good' project, choosing a domain of interest such as healthcare, art, or sustainability. The program culminates in a final presentation of their group project. Students also participate in college and career preparation workshops and gain access to an online portal with additional resources for continuous learning.
A typical day involves 2.5 hours of live online instruction, combining interactive lectures, hands-on coding assignments, and collaborative work on group projects.
This program is ideal for curious high school students (grades 9-12) with an interest in AI, machine learning, computer science, programming, and applying technology to social issues, regardless of prior coding experience.
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