The program offers a unique blend of AI literacy, entrepreneurial training, and financial literacy coaching, specifically targeting underserved youth to bridge the digital and economic divide.
The Georgia State University AI Literacy Pipeline to Prosperity Project (AILP³) is a week-long summer program designed to equip Atlanta-area high school students with essential technical, entrepreneurial, and financial-literacy skills for an AI-driven economy. The program aims to bridge digital and economic divides by providing students from underserved backgrounds a direct pathway into the opportunity-rich AI workforce. Participants will explore core AI concepts, ethics, and real-world applications, alongside receiving financial-literacy coaching from Operation HOPE. The curriculum includes hands-on learning experiences such as coding labs, design-thinking sprints, and "build-a-bot" challenges. Students also benefit from career panels with AI professionals and mentorship opportunities with corporate partners, potentially leading to internship pipelines. The program culminates in an "idea battle pitch competition" where student teams present their AI-driven innovations.
A typical day involves exploring core AI concepts, participating in hands-on coding labs and design-thinking sprints, and engaging with AI professionals during career panels.
This program is best for rising 9th-11th graders from Atlanta Public Schools and surrounding districts who are interested in gaining foundational AI, entrepreneurial, and financial literacy skills.
Georgia State University
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