9 am–11 am
KUMST – Showroom
Free admission
Capacity limited – 20 participants
Registration required
For students in grades 3–5
Fairy tales and activities with the robots Ju and Pi, who really want to help people but often get everything wrong, will introduce children to the concepts of data, machine learning, bias, large language models, and ambient intelligence. The program is part of the AI for Kids initiative within the AI Curriculum.
What children will learn:
- How do humans learn, and how do machines do it?
- People develop technologies to make life easier — but does it always work?
- How do machines actually learn? What’s the difference between a descriptive algorithm and machine learning?
- And what exactly is “data”? Is it the internet on your phone, or files — and where does it all live?
- Wow! Machines can learn not only from examples but also from experience!
- But sometimes they mix things up! They have biases!
- Do chatbots talk nonsense, or are they universal brains of humanity?
- And what will it look like when robots get their own pets?
Bára Karpišková is a lecturer and creator of educational materials. She works as a teacher at SVČ Lužánky, an education project manager, and a course developer with experience teaching at elementary schools and working on projects for children at risk of school failure. Within AI for Kids, she contributes to the development of the Tiny app and the creation of the AI curriculum, particularly in methodologies for teaching artificial intelligence at the primary school level.
