This series of short videos and accompanying in-classroom lessons for students ages 11-18 introduces students to how artificial intelligence works and why it matters. Topics covered include machine learning, neural networks, large language models, and algorithmic bias. Educators can choose individual lessons based on topic, explore the whole series of topics in one class, or teach all 7 lessons to give a deeper dive.
Building smarter cities: From connected infrastructure to trusted urban services
What makes a city “smart” is not the number of sensors installed across its streets. It is the ability to...
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Securing the AI stack: Why trustworthy AI begins with resilience
AI can strengthen cybersecurity, but it can also make attacks faster, more scalable, and harder to detect. This tension was...
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One model across many sciences: Zhejiang Lab’s 021 Scientific Foundation...
Different sciences record their observations in different forms. Chemistry uses molecular formulas; genomics uses sequences; astronomy uses images and spectra;...
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