Play around with artificial intelligence in your browser with the Teachable Machine 2.0

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People are using AI to explore all kinds of ideas—identifying the roots of bad traffic in Los Angeles, improving recycling rates in Singapore, and even experimenting with dance. Getting started with your own machine learning projects might seem intimidating, but Teachable Machine is a web-based tool that makes it fast, easy, and accessible to everyone.

Source: Teachable Machine 2.0 makes AI easier for everyone

This is an AI project that could be used even in the very young grades. In the browser, you can teach the machine to recognize images, sounds or poses. All material stays on the local device (although the projects may be saved to Google Drive). This means you and your students are in complete control of what is possible.

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