The program uniquely combines AI technology with entrepreneurship principles, enabling students to design and implement innovative AI-powered solutions for real-world public service challenges.
The NYU Tandon K12 STEM Education IDEA (AI and Entrepreneurship) program is a two-week summer program for high school students aged 15 and older (current 9th to graduating 12th graders). It focuses on entrepreneurial theories applied to AI design and innovation, teaching students how artificial intelligence can transform public services. Participants will master AI fundamentals, develop entrepreneurial thinking, and analyze business case studies. The program emphasizes hands-on innovation projects where students design AI-powered solutions for public service, transitioning from ideation to implementation. Activities include curated college visits to select North East universities and business case analyses to assess gaps and opportunities in contemporary businesses. Students will explore grounding theories of AI and research new advancements and applications, culminating in the development of unique team projects.
This program is best for motivated high school students (ages 15+) interested in exploring the intersection of artificial intelligence and entrepreneurship to create innovative solutions for public service.
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