The Initiative at a Glance

Research & Industry Roundtables

In spring 2026, AI researchers, technologists, industry leaders, and other experts came together to explore emerging developments in artificial intelligence, the opportunities and tensions they create, and the knowledge and human capacities likely to become more important as AI evolves.


Educator Workshops

In summer 2026, CodeJoy facilitated a week of collaborative learning and exploration with sixteen teachers and instructional leaders from across Southwestern Pennsylvania. Educators developed a shared understanding of AI literacy, connected perspectives from research and industry to the realities of schools and classrooms, and evaluated more than 130 resources for teaching and learning about AI.


Classroom Pilots

Throughout the 2026-2027 school year, teachers and students at participating schools are putting selected AI literacy resources into practice. Their experiences will generate new insights about what meaningful, developmentally appropriate AI literacy can look like in real classrooms and help inform future teaching, learning, and resource development.


More is coming soon. Additional outputs from the initiative will include videos exploring AI literacy and Pittsburgh’s role in shaping its future, publications sharing perspectives and emerging ideas from the work, and findings from the 2026–27 in-school pilots.


This initiative is led in partnership by Quill and Remake Learning.


This initiative is supported by a grant from the Richard King Mellon Foundation.

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