Australian youngsters get to play with artificial intelligence

Stela Solar from the the CSIRO's National AI Centre

Stela Solar from the the CSIRO's National AI Centre Source: SBS News / Tys Occhiuzzi

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The growing popularity of artificial intelligence around the world, has come with warnings of its potential for misuse. A new program developed by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology in the United States, has been designed to educate students, including in Australia, about AI's potential benefits.

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