Ypsilanti Community High School unveiled a new artificial intelligence learning space on Tuesday.
Ypsilanti Community High School Principal Dr. Chelsea Harris-Hugan unveiled the school’s new AI learning space — a collaboration between YCS, HP and Digital Promise, a national nonprofit dedicated to innovative education.
Recognized as the first HP AI Spotlight School in the country, YCHS uses AI technology to advance career readiness.
YCHS junior Arianna Maldonado says, initially, she was a little skeptical.
“At first, I thought every teacher would be like, ‘Oh, you’re just using it for cheating.’ But, actually, every single one of our teachers have introduced us to AI and have taught us how to use it properly, to get the best we can out of it and help our grades.”
The new AI studio boasts state-of-the-art workstations with high-powered intel processors and audio-visual equipment.
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