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Explore Innovations in AI Research!

October 10, 2024 – Simmons Auditorium, Carnegie Mellon University

AI research is powering improvements in how we work, learn, build, and so much more. AI Institutes Expo Day 2024 is your chance to see the forefront of this research.

Discover cutting-edge research in multiple fields and learn how AI research is being conducted
to benefit society in many ways. See demonstrations of AI research in robotics, education,
agriculture, physical sciences, weather, and many other areas – and how we make ethical
decisions about the use of AI.

• Connect with 25 AI Institutes and partners and engage with their work
• Watch interactive panel discussions with AI and industry experts
• Network with 200+ attendees, researchers, and industry leaders

This event is open to the public. Register now!

HEAR FROM THOUGHT LEADERS IN AI RESEARCH
• Remarks from Carnegie Mellon University President Farnam Jahanian
• Panel on Innovations in Generative AI Research & Use-Inspired Solutions

ABOUT THE AI INSTITUTES
The National Science Foundation and the U.S. Department of Agriculture-NIFA began establishing AI Institutes in 2020 to serve as national nexus points for collaborative AI efforts spanning higher education institutions, federal agencies, industry, and nonprofits/foundations. These 25 AI Institutes will showcase their research at AI Institutes Expo Day.

To learn more about all 25 AI Institutes, visit the AIVO website at aiinstitutes.org.

Are you ready to elevate the voices of young people in Pittsburgh and help shape a community where everyone feels heard, valued, and engaged? Join us for a dynamic and interactive workshop led by the brilliant youth facilitators of the World Affairs Council of Pittsburgh!

This is an opportunity to learn effective youth-adult partnership strategies and examine ways to amplify youth participation in community discourse and decision-making. By attending, you’ll gain practical tools to amplify youth voices in your own work, build stronger intergenerational partnerships, and contribute to an equitable and vibrant civic environment across our region.

Learn from young leaders who are already making waves in our community. Meet Kenza, Natalia, Eva, and Morgan–dynamic youth facilitators who bring their passion for civic engagement to life–from founding community programs to making an impact on global issues, these youth leaders are reshaping the future.

Agenda:

4:30-5:00 PM: Arrival and Check-in
5:00-7:00 PM: World Affairs Council’s Youth Fellows and Board Members lead:
- Interactive simulation on power, decision-making, and systems change
- Presentation on amplifying youth voices and effective youth-adult partnerships
- Small group discussions and activities
7:00-8:00 PM: Mix and Mingle Reception

Why Should You Be There?

Because this is your chance to be part of a transformative moment where youth and adults work side by side to shape the future of our city. Come ready to engage, learn, and connect with others who are passionate about creating a more inclusive community. Let’s co-create a Pittsburgh where every young person finds their voice, sense of belonging, and purpose!

Don’t miss out – secure your spot now and join us for an inspiring evening filled with learning, connection, and community-building! Register Today!

This event is part of a series made possible by Moonshot Grant funding from Remake Learning, featuring the incredible leadership and insights of the World Affairs Council’s Youth Fellows and Board Members.

Meaningful Play 2024 is a conference about theory, research, and game design innovations, principles and practices. Meaningful Play brings scholars, industry professionals and games practitioners together to understand and improve upon games to entertain, inform, educate, and persuade in meaningful ways.

This is a free opportunity for all PGH schools within a 15-20 minute car ride of Carnegie Mellon University.

Carnegie Mellon University has a lot of inspirational graduate engineering students, who are enthusiastic and excited about STEM outreach!

If you are interested in having CMU students visit your classroom, either to support an upcoming lesson, or to bring an NGSS/STEELS activity, coding activity, or engineering activity to your students, please fill out our google form! As former K-12 teachers ourselves, we are looking forward to working together with you in order to support our local Pittsburgh area teachers, and K-12 students interested in engineering. This year, engineering student teams are currently prioritizing Physical Science and Engineering for 2024-2025, but we do still have some Earth and Life Science content available if requested.

Program content is primarily for academic classroom day content, but can be adapted for informal OST programs as well!

Hello Pittsburgh teachers! Carnegie Mellon University has a lot of inspirational graduate engineering students, who are enthusiastic and excited about STEAM (especially engineering) outreach!
If you are interested in having CMU students visit your classroom, either to support an upcoming lesson, or to bring an NGSS/STEELS STEAM activity, coding activity, or engineering activity to your students, please fill out our google form! As former K-12 teachers ourselves, we are looking forward to working together with you in order to support our local Pittsburgh area teachers, and K-12 students interested in engineering.

For 6-12 classrooms, we will continue to bring lessons that support coding lessons, engineering topics (hardware, AI, ML), and hands on math and physics lessons. We also support egg drops, and bridge building activities throughout the academic year in case you would like a few pairs of extra hands!