Basic AI use is already common. Independent judgment is rare. First Sight teaches students aged 13 to 17 how algorithms make decisions, where they fail, and how to think for themselves.
Our students are digital natives. AI already shapes their feeds, their homework, their sense of what's true — First Sight teaches them to see how it actually works, grounded in UNESCO's AI Competency Framework for Students.
Read why this matters →Two students from a recent cohort present their "Built to Decide" projects.
Allen built a tool that sorts Grade 10 students into class sections based on grades, behavior, and teacher reports. His fairness standard: same rules for everyone. He was upfront that consistent rules reduce bias but don't remove it.
Audrey built a platform that matches freelancers to project teams. She chose equal opportunity as her fairness standard — freelancers with similar skills get the same shot, regardless of experience. The trade-off is that the best-on-paper candidate doesn't always get picked.
AI Innovators (ages 13–17) and AI Explorers (in development) — both built on the same conviction: understanding comes before use.
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Demand for genuine AI literacy in the classroom is already here. First Sight provides the complete program: structured lesson plans, facilitator scripts, and hands-on tools students test in every session. Ready to run without building a course from the ground up.
Live, online classes for AI Innovators (ages 13–17) and AI Explorers (in development).