AILP³ uniquely combines AI education with financial literacy and entrepreneurial skills, offering underserved youth a direct pathway into the AI workforce through hands-on learning and industry mentorship.
The AI Literacy Pipeline to Prosperity Project (AILP³) is a week-long summer program designed to equip Atlanta-area high school youth with essential technical, entrepreneurial, and financial-literacy skills for an AI-driven economy. Participants engage in hands-on learning experiences, including coding labs, design-thinking sprints, and "build-a-bot" challenges. The curriculum explores core AI concepts, ethics, and real-world applications, complemented by Operation HOPE's financial literacy coaching. Students also benefit from career panels with AI professionals and mentorship opportunities from corporate partners, providing potential internship pipelines. The program culminates in a hackathon where students apply their new skills to create AI-powered solutions for financial challenges.
A typical day involves a mix of AI literacy bootcamps, hands-on coding labs, and design-thinking sprints, with opportunities for mentorship and career insights from AI professionals.
This program is ideal for rising 9th-11th graders from underserved backgrounds who are interested in exploring artificial intelligence, developing entrepreneurial skills, and gaining financial literacy to thrive in a technology-driven future.
Georgia State University's downtown campus
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