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About the Project
Launched as a pilot project in 2022, AI for Youth aims to reach to 2000 high school students from public and private schools and train 140 IT teachers on Artificial Intelligence.
The curriculum is based on Intel’s AI for Youth and is currently implemented in more than 15 countries worldwide. It can be easily accessed by children with no prior knowledge of coding and programming. The project will empower youth to use AI to create meaningful impact solutions which can be later used and deployed in their communities.
Objective: Empower Youth with AI Tech & Social Skills in an Inclusive Way
deep understanding of ai
deep understanding of ai
Demystify AI and equip youth with the skillset and mindset required for AI readiness.
access and use of ai tools
access and use of ai tools
Democratize access to AI tools with Intel technologies and train youth to use them skillfully.
Create solutions with AI
Create solutions with AI
Meaningful social impact solutions as evidence of achievement.
AI FOR YOUTH PROGRAM IN ALBANIA
IMPACT OF THE AI FOR YOUTH PROGRAM
"Technology will play a critical role in building a digital future that is equitable, accessible, and inclusive for all"
- Pat Gelsinger, Intel CEO
“This project has truly helped me on my journey as a female student in ICT. It motivated me to work on my own project, to truly show what I’m made of. As I work along the project, I gain many different skills that will aid me further on my journey. This project is an amazing opportunity to learn.”
"Thanks to this project, I as a student have managed to gain a lot of knowledge about the field of artificial intelligence. In this experience, I learned a lot of different knowledge about which I previously knew little or had only heard.”
“I am extremely proud of the students engagement and progress throughout the AI for Youth project. They demonstrated a strong commitment to learning and showed great enthusiasm in exploring the world of artificial intelligence. It was a pleasure taking part in this project and I feel very grateful for this opportunity.”
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