Read, Write, and Tinker with AI
summary
Claims that children can build and train simple AI get tested with concrete tools and results: a Scratch-based platform called cocky beats plus Scratch + Clarifai extensions that let kids train vision and text classifiers, examples shipped and used in classrooms, a Raspberry Pi / Makey Makey prototype, and a 101-line JavaScript extension. Studies include a six-family lab study and a 15,000-parent petition against a toy doll; outcomes show kids change how they judge machine intelligence and robots can sway moral answers.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Start
- 19:24Makey b
- 27:41How smart are the smart toys?
- 33:12Intelligent toys are influencing children moral decisions
- 36:24Cognimates: Learn Al by making and coding
- 42:43Longitudinal studies
- 43:25Does it tell the truth?
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