Veritas AI offers mentored AI projects for high school students, founded by Harvard graduates, with mentors who are PhD candidates or graduate students from top universities.
Veritas AI offers programs for high school students interested in artificial intelligence, machine learning, and data science. The AI Scholars program is a 10-week (or 2-week condensed summer) introduction to AI and machine learning fundamentals. Students learn Python programming, regression models, and neural networks through interactive coding sessions and conclude with a team project. The AI Fellowship is a 12-15 week one-on-one mentorship program where students create an original AI project or research paper. Students work with mentors from top universities, exploring AI's impact in various fields like healthcare, finance, and environmental science. Both programs emphasize hands-on projects and aim to equip students with valuable skills for a career in AI and to strengthen college applications.
For the AI Scholars program, a typical session involves 1.5 hours of lectures and 1 hour of group sessions with a 5:1 student-to-mentor ratio.
The AI Scholars program is best for high school students new to AI or with some coding experience, while the AI Fellowship is for those with prior AI knowledge or who have completed the AI Scholars program and wish to pursue independent research.
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