Veritas AI offers personalized mentorship from graduate students and researchers from top universities, enabling students to build real-world AI projects and potentially publish their work.
Veritas AI offers online programs designed to introduce high school students to artificial intelligence and machine learning concepts. Students learn data science and AI fundamentals, including neural networks, image classification, and natural language processing, through hands-on coding in Python. The AI Scholars program, a 25-hour course offered over 10 weeks (weekends) or 2 intensive weeks (weekdays during summer), culminates in a group project where students apply their learned skills to a practical challenge. For students with some prior coding experience, the AI Fellowship is a 12-15 week one-on-one mentorship program focused on developing an original AI project, with opportunities for publication or showcase. Veritas AI also provides specialized "Deep Dive" programs in areas like AI + Medicine and AI + Finance, allowing students to explore AI's applications within specific industries. Mentors are often PhD candidates or graduate students from top universities like Harvard, Stanford, Oxford, and Columbia. The programs aim to equip students with technical skills, foster an independent mindset, and provide tangible projects for college applications.
A typical day in the AI Scholars program involves 1.5 hours of lectures followed by a 1-hour group session with a 5:1 student to mentor ratio.
Veritas AI is best for high school students who want a structured, online introduction to artificial intelligence and machine learning, with options for both beginners and those seeking to complete an independent research project.
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