Week 6 of 6 · 2.5-3 hours
AI Design Studio
Bring it all together: define a real problem, decide if AI fits, design and test a prototype, and present it responsibly.
Big question: How do you take an idea from a real problem all the way to a tested, responsibly presented AI project?
By the end of this week
- Turn a user need into a clear problem definition and judge whether AI suits it.
- Design a system's inputs, outputs, features, labels, and rules.
- Build a prototype, test it with test cases, find its limitations, and iterate.
- Present a project responsibly with oversight, and describe real AI careers.
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- Choose the Right Problem and ToolStart a design project the way real teams do: name a user need, write a clear problem definition, and decide whether AI is even the right tool for the job.
- Plan, Prototype, and TestTurn your problem into a plan you can build and check: design the inputs, outputs, features, labels, and rules; make a simple prototype; and test it with real test cases.
- Present, Review, and Explore AI CareersFinish strong: present your project honestly — including its limitations and the human oversight it needs — give and take helpful feedback, and explore what people who build, govern, and design AI actually do.