Teach Cece's Robot
Eight levels: tomatoes, cats and dogs, jumping frogs, faces and more. Teach Cece with examples, then ask her about pictures she has never seen.
Short games that show how AI works. Everything runs in your browser; no camera and nothing to install.
Eight levels: tomatoes, cats and dogs, jumping frogs, faces and more. Teach Cece with examples, then ask her about pictures she has never seen.
Set the weights so your neuron decides like Cece does about going to the park.
Eight everyday machines. Which ones learn from examples, and which just follow fixed rules?
Three puzzles from our printables: Intro to AI, Machine Learning and Facial Recognition. A new grid every time.
Six clues about fairness, data and bias, with a word bank. Type the letters, then check your squares.
Sort twelve real-world AI systems into Fair or Biased, then see why.
Ships, drones, buses and skateboards: sort each one into Uses AI or No AI.
Fifteen riddles about fair AI. Fill in the missing letters using the word bank.
More games are on the way. For AI tools made by Google, MIT and others, visit the AI Playground.
Be safe, smart and kind online. Short, fun games about privacy, tricks, posting and good online habits.
Guide a robot through four worlds. Collect gems, dodge pop-ups, grab shields, and answer a safety challenge at each door.
Munch only eats things that are OK to share! Drag private things into the lockbox instead.
Pilot your ship, blast trick messages, and catch the gold stars: smart moves like Report it and Ask a grown-up.
A claw machine full of posts. Grab the kind, safe ones for tickets and leave the risky ones behind.
Adopt a pet, earn coins with safety challenges, and buy food, outfits and room decorations. Your pet waits for you.
For grades 6–8. Use forensic science and evidence to solve a case, and find out when an AI's confident answer is wrong.
A blurry security camera, an AI that can “enhance” it, and three different faces from the same footage. Find out what AI enhance really does.
Start activityFive levels: search the crime scene, match fingerprints, test ink, read digital records, and find the errors in the AI’s final report.
Start activitySpin science models on any screen, or place them on a desk in augmented reality with an iPad or phone.
Seven 3D science models (human body organs, Earth’s layers, plant cell, DNA, solar system, carbon atom, water molecule). Take each one apart, click a part to learn about it, pin your own notes, and place it on a desk in AR with an iPad.
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