A fully in-person, 3-month cohort for curious 9–15 year olds. Small groups, mentors who've actually built this technology, and a real AI project your child can stand up and show off at the end.
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Our mentors aren't reading from a slide deck. They're IIT, IIIT, and BITS alumni, and engineers who've built real products at companies like these.
Not a certificate. Not a slideshow. A real, working AI project, built with their own hands, in stages you can see happening.
Every child's project depends on what they're curious about, but here's the kind of thing a 9 to 15 year old walks out having actually built — from a first working model to a genuinely ambitious build.
Where most kids begin — a first taste of training and directing a real model.
A chatbot that answers questions about their favorite subject or hobby
An image classifier that sorts photos, waste, or handwriting
A simple AI-powered game that reacts to how the player plays
A recommendation tool, for books, music, or study topics
For kids ready to go further — usually ages 13 to 15, or a starter project already under their belt.
A prompt-to-3D model generator that turns a text description into a game-ready asset
An AI-assisted short film — storyboarded, generated, and narrated scene by scene
A style-transfer art generator that reimagines a photo in a completely different art style
An AI music composer that generates an original soundtrack from a mood or theme prompt
Real, industry tools, simplified for age 9 to 15, not a toy version of AI.
Every cohort is small on purpose, so every child gets seen, and every project gets built with a real problem in mind.
Currently running in Hyderabad only. More cities coming as cohorts prove out.
We don't sell a seat to anyone who clicks "buy." We meet every child and parent first, so the pace, the project, and the mentor are genuinely the right fit, and so you know exactly what three months will look like before you commit.
Tell us about your child: their age, what's pulled them toward AI so far, and what you're hoping the next three months look like.
A relaxed conversation with your child and you, together with a mentor, to gauge genuine interest, not just enthusiasm on a form.
We confirm the cohort, the mentor, and set clear, honest expectations for the three months ahead, with no surprises either side.
Your child starts building, in a room of 15, guided by a mentor who has actually shipped this technology in the real world.
AI Kids Lab exists because the next decade won't reward children who can prompt a chatbot. It will reward the ones who understand how these systems think, and can build with them. Every mentor here has shipped real AI and software in the real world. Every cohort stays small enough that no child is a face in a crowd. And every child leaves with something they made: not a slide, not a badge, a working thing they built with their own hands.
Twelve weeks, four real shifts, from curious to genuinely future-ready.
Meets their mentor, sees AI up close for the first time, and picks the problem they're curious about solving.
Hands on keyboard, running real tools, learning how AI actually makes decisions instead of just using it.
Their own AI project takes shape, guided one-on-one by a mentor who's built this for a living.
Presents a working AI solution at Showcase Day, and walks away a builder, not just a user.
The same curiosity today can lead to a very different starting point tomorrow.
Built by two people who've spent their careers close to how technology actually gets made, and in one case, close to raising the kids it's being made for.
Ramya has spent 11+ years building go-to-market strategy for B2B SaaS companies, most recently leading marketing at Syntasa, an agentic marketing platform built on Google Cloud, while co-founding GetSeenInAI, an AI-visibility platform, and B2B Growth Boost, a growth agency for SaaS and B2B companies. Along the way, she's advised more than 40 companies on how to grow in a world being rewritten by AI.
She's also a mother of two, which is the real reason AI Kids Lab exists. She's watched, up close, how fast the world her own children are growing up in is changing, and decided she wasn't willing to let them learn AI from a rushed school module or a generic app. AI Kids Lab is the program she wished existed for her own kids: small, credible, mentor-led, and honest about what a child can genuinely build in three months.
Our technical co-founder has built and tested software at scale across Apple, Amazon, and fast-growing product companies including CoinDCX, Zepto, and Slice, specializing in SDET, DevOps, and automation at scale.
That builder's discipline shapes the curriculum directly: nothing is taught here until it's been genuinely shipped somewhere first. The technology your child learns is the technology actually running in production, not a simplified textbook version of it.
What we're seeing in our cohorts, and what we think parents should know about raising kids in an AI-shaped world.
Why understanding how AI thinks matters more than ever, not less, for a 10-year-old today.
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A look at the real projects from our pilot cohort, and what surprised the mentors most.
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If you'd rather talk to us first, about the format, the mentors, or whether your child is the right fit, book a short discovery call. No pressure, no pitch, just a real conversation.
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