Natural Language Processing for Beginners: 5 Cool Projects for Students
The best way to learn a new concept is by getting some hands on experience building projects in it. We believe in the 4Cs philosophy to...
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Jul 7, 20215 min read
AI for Medicine and Healthcare: Projects for Middle School and High School kids
The Intersection of AI and healthcare has tremendous potential for student projects. There is a wide range of healthcare sectors where AI...
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Jul 6, 20214 min read
AI and Machine Learning for High School Students: What you should know
We answer questions like: What is AI for High School vs Machine Learning for High School? What AI projects can I do in High School? What mak
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Jun 22, 20212 min read
New to AI? Three things you should know
This article is the first in our series on AI Literacy, where we explain basic AI concepts so that everyone can understand what AI is and...
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Jun 21, 20211 min read
More Kids are using AI to win Middle School and High School Science Fair Projects!
At AIClub, we are seeing more and more kids being able to use AI to build distinctive and innovative projects even before college....
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Jun 15, 20213 min read
The Junk food of Code, Part II: Who is Cooking?
This blog post shows the difference between a great coding class and a poor coding class. It is similar to eating fast food vs chef cooking.
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May 22, 20212 min read
What is the “Junk Food” of code? Developing healthy coding habits for K-12
It's pretty universally understood that coding is a critical skill for future jobs. But what code? Parents and teachers alike are trying...
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May 16, 20212 min read
Student Spotlight: Team MDS helps businesses breathe easier
COVID-19 has killed millions across the globe and devastated businesses. Even after one full year into the pandemic, there is still no...
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Apr 18, 20212 min read
Student Spotlight: Anudi creates COLBY to Reduce Loneliness
The COVID-19 lockdown forced isolation on many people. Even those who thrived on social contact were forced to remain in their homes with...
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