What is STEAM in AI?

STEAM in AI is a Trade School for Artificial Intelligence that provides a strong foundation of AI Ethics to its students.

STEAM in AI is developed by former Stanford Adjunct Faculty and an AI Ethics thought leader.

STEAM in AI Challenges are specially designed AI Challenges to augment learning in various subjects and industry domains.

STEAM in AI Challenges are uniquely crafted to prepare students for future careers in AI and related fields, without requiring any prior coding experience.

These challenges aim to enhance students’ understanding of AI’s influence in diverse aspects of life and prepare them for future careers in AI and associated domains without requiring any prior coding experience.

Our goal through STEAM in AI is to Raise the Next Generation of Ethics 1st Data + AI Talent Pipeline.

STEAM in AI Challenges helps students tackle World Challenges today, are aligned with United Nation’s Sustainable Development Goals and help them understand the Social Impact of unethical AI

Here are some United Nation’s Social Development Goals (SDGs) and Social Impact Themes that STEAM in AI Challenges are designed for.

Transparency and Explainability

Social Impact and Responsibility

Healthcare and Well-being

Environmental Sustainability

Diversity and Inclusion

Education and Access Equity

Anti-Bias Technology

Data Privacy and Security

Autonomous Systems and Ethics

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Who can start a STEAM in AI Chapter? 

A STEAM in AI Chapter must be started by an Adult (non-student) willing to be an Advisor to the Chapter.

Every Chapter must have a minimum of 1 Advisor and 10 Members. A Chapter can have any number of Members.

Advisor is responsible for validating volunteer hours for Members and submitting PVSA eligibility. No Volunteer hours will be granted without Advisor validation.

Membership Cost: Bronze $10 per month, Silver $15 per month or Gold $20 per month per member paid annually. 

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A key aspect of these challenges is their emphasis on STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) education, integrating these disciplines in a way that is engaging and accessible for young learners.

The challenges often involve real-world problems where students must apply AI concepts to come up with creative solutions.

This approach not only enhances their understanding of AI but also promotes critical thinking, problem-solving, and ethical decision-making skills.

By tackling these challenges, students learn about the impact of AI on society, the importance of ethical considerations in technology development, and the broader implications of AI in various fields.

An added benefit of participating in these challenges is the opportunity for students to earn volunteer hours. These hours contribute towards the Presidential Volunteer Service Award (PVSA), a prestigious recognition in the United States. The PVSA honors individuals who have dedicated significant time to volunteer service, encouraging a spirit of civic responsibility and community involvement.

Please Note: There is an eligibility criteria for PVSA.( PVSA is a program of AmeriCorps managed by Points of Light). Students who are not eligible for the PVSA will still earn Volunteer Hours by DataEthics4All Foundation.

By participating in the STEAM in AI Challenges, students not only enhance their educational experience and prepare for future careers but also make meaningful contributions to their communities and earn recognition for their volunteer efforts.

In summary, STEAM in AI Challenges for middle and high schoolers provide a comprehensive introduction to AI and its ethical dimensions, foster key skills for future job markets, and offer a pathway to earning volunteer hours for the PVSA.

These challenges represent a unique blend of education, service, and preparation for the rapidly evolving technological landscape.

STEAM in AI Challenges are for everyone – even students who do not want to learn how to code but want to understand how AI works and how it impacts them and society on a day to day basis.

STEAM in AI + The AI Literacy Act

Right before the holidays, two US congressional representatives (Rep Lisa Blunt-Rochester – D-Del and Rep Larry Bruschon – R-Ind) introduced the AI Literacy Act – a step towards ensuring AI Literacy as a critical component of Digital Literacy for every American. You can find a summary of the bill here.

What is The AI Literacy Act and Why Should You Care?

The AI Literacy Act codifies AI literacy as a key component of digital literacy and creates opportunities to incorporate it into existing programs.

DataEthics4All Foundation is excited to support the AI Literacy Act and bring STEAM in AI Challenges to all our Chapters.