This tuition-free program at an Ivy League university focuses on engaging underrepresented youth in AI through hands-on projects and mentorship, offering a $400 participation stipend.
AI4ALL@GRASP is a two-week, tuition-free summer program at the University of Pennsylvania designed for high school students, particularly those from underrepresented backgrounds in AI. The program introduces participants to the fundamentals of Artificial Intelligence, its applications in robotics, and its broader societal impact. Students engage in a blend of lectures, hands-on projects, and mentorship from experts in the field. The curriculum emphasizes ethical considerations and how AI can be used to address global challenges. Participants gain practical experience in analyzing data, developing algorithms, and building AI models for applications like computer vision and autonomous systems. The program aims to inspire and prepare students for future studies and careers in AI and related STEM fields, offering continued access to the AI4ALL alumni network for ongoing support and opportunities.
A typical day involves a combination of lectures on AI fundamentals, hands-on learning activities and projects applying AI to robotics, and mentorship sessions with professionals in the field.
This program is best for 9th and 10th-grade high school students from lower-income backgrounds and racial/ethnic groups underrepresented in AI who are interested in artificial intelligence, robotics, and their societal impact.
University of Pennsylvania, 3700 Sansom Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
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