Melania Trump On Tuesday, students from grade K-12 were invited to participate in a government-sponsored national competition to encourage them to work together. AI Tools to solve community problems.
“As a Creation AI Driven Audio Book and Through Knockdown behaviorI have witnessed the promise of this powerful technology firsthand,” said the First Lady in a short video announcing the presidential AI challenge. “Now, I pass on the torch of innovation to you.
“Just as the United States once led the world to the sky, we are ready to lead again,” she continued. “This time, in the AI era.”
Trump said every student from kindergarten to grade 12 invites to “unlock their imaginations and demonstrate the American spirit of innovation.”
Registered students will use artificial intelligence methods or tools to complete a project to address community challenges.
Michael Kratsios, director of the White House Office of Science and Technology, said the possibilities for these projects are “endless”, but the challenge is to get students working together as they will use artificial intelligence in adulthood.
“We want young people in the United States to plug in and use AI tools,” he said in an interview with Fox and Friends on Tuesday.
Registration is open on Tuesday website. An adult tutor or teacher must sponsor the team. Submissions should be submitted by the end of December. Cracios said the regional match will be held in the spring, followed by a White House match with the national champions.
The competition is required Executive Order Signed by President Donald Trump, aims to promote artificial intelligence education for American youth.
The First Lady announced in May that the audio version of her 2024 memoir Melania “whole-used with artificial intelligence – telling it in my own voice.”
She also highlighted the negative impact of AI when she lobbies Congress for penalizing linear exploitation by using real images or deeply captured images generated by AI. president Trump signs “Knockdown Act” Entered the law in May and also let the first lady sign.
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