CMU, STEM Coding Lab, Valley School of Ligonier To Launch AI Fluency Project
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Carnegie Mellon University's CREATE Lab, in collaboration with the STEM Coding Lab and the Valley School of Ligonier, is set to launch the AI Fluency Pilot Project aimed at enhancing students' understanding of artificial intelligence. This initiative seeks to equip students with essential AI knowledge and skills, fostering a deeper comprehension of the technology that increasingly influences various aspects of society. The project is expected to roll out soon, providing an innovative educational framework that integrates hands-on learning experiences. Through this partnership, the organizations aim to prepare students for a future where AI plays a pivotal role in numerous fields.
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