Non -profit provides artificial intelligence to primary school students

Toledo, Ohio – AI, AI, a non -profit organization founded by real technologies of reality, the COO of Lesean Shaw, presents elementary children to artificial intelligence in a creative and engaging way by helping them to write and publish their own books.

For Shaw, artificial intelligence is not only a trend. He thinks it is a transformer tool that should be accessible to all communities.

“AI is like the bulb of our generation, and we don't want our communities to walk with the lights,” said Shaw. “It is therefore really important for us to think about what it looks like us to embrace artificial intelligence so that our communities do not leave.”

Shaw considers education as the gateway to ensure fair access to emerging technologies. Thanks to the authorized AI, the organization works with children from 7 to 12 years old to teach them the fundamental principles of AI for a significant purpose: to publish their own books.

“We teach children aged 7 to 12 how to embrace artificial intelligence, but for a goal,” said Shaw. “And this goal is for them to be able to publish their own books. This creates confidence in these children. “

The program takes place over a period of two weeks, during which students learn how AI works, explores narration techniques and finally produce a book that they can call theirs. Shaw said it was more than technology – it's about moving the educational paradigm.

“I think it's just a way to achieve and change the paradigm on how we can adopt education and how we can really grasp what the ecosystem could look like if we are infusing artificial intelligence in different agencies, different programs,” he said.

The authorized AI is part of a growing movement to democratize technology and prepare the next generation for a future where AI is integrated into daily life. Shaw said the goal was to make sure that no community is left in the era of innovation.