This interactive session invites participants to explore how artificial intelligence learns through data, patterns, and examples. Using a hands-on activity from the Day of AI, participants will experience how AI systems make decisions, where bias can emerge, and why missing perspectives matter. The session concludes with a discussion on ethical AI use in schools and how families can support thoughtful, informed technology use.

Math homework shouldn’t be a source of stress at the kitchen table or the classroom desk. In this session, we explore how artificial intelligence can act as a bridge to understanding, rather than a shortcut to an answer. Designed for teachers and parents, we will look at how AI tools can provide personalized support, explain complex theorems in simple terms, and help students work through “stuck” points with confidence. We will move beyond the “cheating” debate to show how AI can spark “aha!” moments through customized analogies and instant, supportive feedback. Join us for an encouraging look at the future of mathematics, where we use technology not to replace thinking, but to make math “click” for every learner.

This interactive session invites participants to explore how artificial intelligence learns through data, patterns, and examples. Using a hands-on activity from the Day of AI, participants will experience how AI systems make decisions, where bias can emerge, and why missing perspectives matter. The session concludes with a discussion on ethical AI use in schools and how families can support thoughtful, informed technology use.