The program combines Wharton-led instruction, hands-on AI tool use, and site visits to AI companies in San Francisco's tech ecosystem, providing both academic exposure and direct industry context.
The Wharton Global Youth AI Leadership program in San Francisco offers high school students an immersive, nine-day experience exploring the impact of artificial intelligence on business and society. Students engage directly with AI and generative AI tools through hands-on projects, lectures by Wharton faculty and industry experts, and site visits to leading AI companies in the Bay Area. The curriculum covers foundational AI concepts like machine learning and natural language processing, ethical considerations, and real-world business applications. Participants collaborate in teams on a final project, applying AI tools to solve business challenges and presenting their solutions. The program aims to equip students with essential AI skills, a deeper understanding of AI's transformative role, and leadership abilities for the modern business landscape.
A typical day includes a shuttle from university dorms to the Wharton San Francisco academic campus, followed by topics lectures, a mid-morning break, recitation or small-group activities, lunch and student team meetings, another lecture or guest speaker, and an afternoon simulation or company visit throughout the Bay Area, concluding with a shuttle back to the dorms.
This program is best for high school students currently enrolled in grades 9-11 who have a record of academic excellence and a genuine interest in technological advancement and leadership.
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