Learn more about how AI works

Have you ever played a video game where you had to figure out the right order to do things? Or followed a recipe to bake cookies? That's kind of like what computers do all day long.

Have you ever played a puzzle game that made your brain go “Hang on… what just happened?” Well, get ready, because today we’re diving into a legendary puzzle that’s over 100 years old but still teaches computers and robots how to solve problems. It’s called The Towers of Hanoi!

Have you ever wondered why you can ride a bike, solve a puzzle, or remember your best friend’s birthday? That’s your brain at work — and it’s kind of like the best computer in the world.

You’ve probably heard people talking about AI all the time. Maybe your teacher, your parents, or even your favorite YouTuber has said...

Have you ever noticed how your favorite video game always seems to give you the same type of quest? Or how your streaming app keeps...

AI can look at pictures like: X-rays (to find broken bones) MRIs (to check the brain) Skin photos (to find things like cancer) And it can say, “Hmm… I’ve seen this before!”Then it helps the doctor decide what it might be.

Have you ever played Rock, Paper, Scissors with your friends? It’s a fun and fast game where you try to beat the other person by picking the right move. Guess what? AI can learn how to play this game too — and even get really good at it.

Have you ever sorted your toys, books, or snacks into different groups? That’s kind of what computers do with classification —they learn...

How computers "see" things

Hello AI Explorers! Welcome back to our AI adventure! Today, we're talking about something SUPER important: how to be a smart AI...

Hello AI Explorers! Welcome back to our tech adventure! Now, we're going to meet the different members of the AI family. Just like human...

The blog! Hello, young explorers and amazing teachers! Welcome to Seedio — Knowledge for Kids , a place where curiosity leads the way....