Our knowledge defines our response to the surrounding. When Sir Isaac Newton saw a falling apple, he thought of a hidden force and discovered the law of gravity. His existing knowledge enabled him to look for hidden things. Our children are as attentive as Sir Newton. Imagine what they can discover and create if given the right knowledge.

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is one such knowledge. AI is already running several services we use everyday like Google, Amazon, and the likes. Importantly, solutions for most of the current critical problems are developed with AI. For example, cancer detection and its cure, reversing climate change, water management, sustainability of natural resources, and so on.

Importantly, the foundations of AI are in Mathematics, Science, and Social Science taught in our schools. We teach AI by relating it with these classroom topics to make the learning relatable, stress-free, and unforgettable.

We also teach the life-skill of simplifying complexities by solving critical problems using AI. Simplifying complex problems to build a solution is an art which our students learn while learning AI.