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In collaboration with the Girls鈥� Schools Association鈥檚 Go Bold programme, UCL's 鈥楢I Educational Revolution鈥� event brought together students, educators, and industry experts for an afternoon of learning and inspiration. Held both in-person at the UCL Roberts Building and online, the event attracted enthusiastic participation from girls' schools nationwide.听

The programme featured a series of talks designed to demystify artificial intelligence and highlight its relevance in various fields. Ms Daniele Harford鈥揊ox, Principal of Guernsey Ladies鈥� College, kicked off the event with a session on how AI is reshaping the future of education and employment. Prof Philip Treleaven, a leading UCL Computer Science academic, followed with an introduction to key AI technologies and their applications.听

Lara Carter, a PhD student specialising in AI-enabled healthcare systems, shared insights on AI's impact on healthcare, while Rania Firoozye, a student at Godolphin and Latymer School, presented her work on AI for music. The event also showcased GENAIE, an innovative AI platform for personalised education, presented by Jessica Stiff from Meganexus.听

The event concluded with a Q&A session led by Dr Dan Brown, Founder and CEO of Meganexus Ltd, giving students the opportunity to engage directly with experts.听

Jomcy John, a Computer Science teacher at St Nicholas鈥� School, praised the event, saying:听"The event was a resounding success, and our students were deeply enriched by the experience. They found the event to be incredibly beneficial and came away with valuable insights and inspiration.鈥澨�

Event organiser, Yonita Carter, said: "The event sparked curiosity and enthusiasm among students, encouraging many to consider future careers in tech and AI who may not听have before. We aim to continue this work and inspire a new generation of girls into the industry.鈥澨�

For schools interested in future events, please contact cs-edi-officer@ucl.ac.uk.听