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An AI education program developed and taught by PhD students and researchers from Stanford and MIT. Designed for grades 4-12, students learn machine learning, computer vision, and NLP through hands-on projects.
Taught by researchers and engineers from Stanford, MIT & Harvard
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High School Curriculum Developer
Stanford University
PhD in Bioengineering
Stanford PhD in Bioengineering, Yale BS in Biomedical Engineering. Works in Dennis Wall's lab in computational genomics. Previously software engineer at Google.
AI Projects Advisor
Stanford University
MS/BS in Computer Science
Stanford MS/BS in Computer Science. Investor at Spike Ventures. Previously Director of Product at Datavisor. Co-founded retail AI company acquired by Palantir.
AI Projects Advisor
Stanford University
PhD in Electrical Engineering
Stanford PhD in Electrical Engineering; Georgia Tech BS in EE; Duke BS in Economics. Working on AI-focused startup. Using ML for sustainability and healthcare in Stanford AI Lab.
AI Projects Advisor
Stanford University
PhD+MS in Bioengineering and CS
Stanford PhD+MS in Bioengineering and CS; UC Davis BS. Using bioengineering with AI for wound healing. Developing AI-powered smart bandages.
Middle School Curriculum Developer
MIT
BS in Mathematical Economics
MIT Bachelor's in Mathematical Economics. Taught middle and high school math. Developed mastery-based curricula at Khan Lab School.
Software Engineer
Stanford University
MS in Computer Science
Stanford MS in Computer Science; University of Washington BS. Backend software engineer. Previously worked at Uber on AI for face verification and crash detection.
Real college admission results from Inspirit AI students
“My AI Scholars program equipped me well to start my career journey in tech. I had zero experience coming in, and I left with python experience, a new project on my resume, and more confidence to take on coding challenges.”
“This program put my application at a competitive advantage when applying to selective schools. It helped me be comfortable with being uncomfortable in new STEM fields.”
“The primary impact engaging with Inspirit AI had on me was through genuine conversations with the people involved. Meeting them was my first exposure to North American academia.”
Watch Inspirit AI program highlight videos
Clarice Wang — Inspirit AI Review (UPenn)
Sofia Cornu — Inspirit AI Review (Cambridge)
Inspirit AI Student Project Showcase