High School Students Explore AI at Edmonton Conference
Conference teaches high-school students AI ‘more than just computer science’
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Over 300 high school students attended the second annual Student AI Conference in Edmonton, Canada, to learn about the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) beyond computer science. The event featured presentations, panel discussions, and networking opportunities with industry representatives, emphasizing the importance of responsible AI integration.
- 01The conference attracted over 300 high school students.
- 02It highlighted AI's relevance beyond just computer science.
- 03Students learned about real-life applications of AI.
- 04The event included networking with over 30 industry representatives.
- 05Bernice Pui emphasized the need for safe and responsible AI use.
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The second annual Student AI Conference, organized by the Edmonton Public School Board, brought together more than 300 high school students on Wednesday at the Fantasyland Hotel in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. The event aimed to broaden students' understanding of artificial intelligence (AI) and its applications beyond traditional computer science. Bernice Pui, the chair of the conference, noted that students are discovering how AI is prevalent in various fields and the importance of integrating it safely and responsibly. The conference featured a variety of activities, including presentations, panel discussions, and an exhibition hall where students could connect with over 30 representatives from post-secondary institutions and the AI industry, exploring potential career paths in this evolving field.
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The conference provides students with valuable insights into AI, potentially influencing their career choices and understanding of technology's role in society.
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