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AI: Magic, Myth, or Math? Build Your First AI Model

Ages 8–16 Group format

Is AI magic or is there math behind the magic? Discover how machines learn from data in this free, hands-on workshop using Teachable Machine.
Train your own AI models to recognize images, poses, and sounds using a camera and microphone of your PC and see what happens when your model starts making predictions!

What you’ll learn:

  • Understand AI & Machine Learning
  • See how data trains AI models
  • Train models for images, poses & sounds
  • Test your model and make prediction

Ammarah WakeelWorkshop Host
AIArtificial IntelligenceMachine LearningTeachable MachineAI for KidsSTEMCodingComputer VisionSound RecognitionAI LiteracyK12
Live video meetings
1 upcoming session

Overview

Live Group SessionsLearn together over video
Scheduled DatesPick a session that works for you
Fixed DurationPer session
Project-BasedBuild something every class
Skill BuildingGuided by STEM experts
Age-AppropriatePaced for your child

Available Sessions

Monday, August 17, 2026
1-2:30 pm
12 of 20 spots left

Other Details

Language of InstructionEnglish & Urdu
TopicsAI, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Teachable Machine, AI for Kids, STEM, Coding, Computer Vision, Sound Recognition, AI Literacy, K12
Age RangeAges 8–16
FormatLive online via video call

Meet the Instructor

Ammarah WakeelWorkshop Host

About Ammarah Wakeel

I'm an Electrical Engineering undergraduate at UET Lahore and a Research Assistant at MEDS Lab, where I work on open-source RISC-V processor design under Prof. David Harris (Harvey Mudd College). As a Learning Facilitator at TSE, I’m passionate about making technology simple, practical, and exciting for young learners. In this workshop, I’ll help learners explore what AI really is, how machines learn from data, and how they can build and train their own AI models using Teachable Machine.