Artificial Intelligence Academy

Hoya Summer High School Information Session Webinar

Wednesday, Nov. 19, 4–5 p.m. ET

This information session will review our three programs: Non-Credit Academies, College Prep, and Summer College. We want to ensure that our prospective students are confident in their choice while planning their summer at Georgetown. We will provide an overview of each program and its respective application processes.

Today’s computing power and the vast availability of big data are propelling the field of Artificial Intelligence (AI) at unprecedented speed, marking a new historical juncture between science, ethics, and politics. Through an integrated format of lectures, guest speakers, guided discussions, and experiential learning activities, this course enables you to explore both the scientific foundations of AI, from its early conceptual origins to emerging frontiers, and its ethical, social, and governance implications. In addition to theoretical inquiry, you will engage in hands-on exercises and applied projects designed to experiment with AI tools and applications, analyze real-world use cases, and critically assess the opportunities and limitations of AI across diverse professional contexts. By testing simple AI models and exploring interactive simulations, you will gain practical insight into how AI systems function, how they shape decision-making, and how responsible innovation can be achieved within evolving global regulatory frameworks.

Program Format & Subject Areas

As a student in the Artificial Intelligence Academy, you’ll spend your day immersed in a blend of lectures, activities, and group discussions. Throughout the week, you’ll have the opportunity to explore the following subject areas:

• The Science of AI: its past, present, and future
• The Ethics of AI and Ethical AI: responsible AI, Western and non-Western ethical frameworks, and artificial moral agents
• The Regulation of AI: evolving AI regulatory regimes across the world
• The Geopolitics of AI: economics, competition, and sustainability

In the Artificial Intelligence Academy, you'll attend academic programming between 9:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. during the weekdays, which will include lectures, guest speakers, hands-on activities, group discussions, and off-site visits. At the end of the day, you'll have opportunities to participate in optional cocurricular events, free time, and residential living activities until curfew.

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