Real projects created during AI Like a Girl camps. Every idea, every line — theirs.
July 13–17, 2026 · 11 girls · Ages 12–15 · 5 projects
Caitlyn, Julianna & Keerti
A podcast where three girls ask the questions adults avoid — about AI, bias, deepfakes, and what it means to grow up in a world that's being reshaped by machines.
Listen on Spotify →Kaitlyn & Jaedyn
A pet sitting marketplace built from scratch — profiles, booking, reviews, and a business model. Two 13-year-olds who turned "we love animals" into a working product.
Visit PawPals →Domenica, Nidhi & Anshika
A digital scrapbook capturing what three friends love most — baking adventures, beach days, and the moments in between. Built with AI-generated art and their own stories.
View Scrapbook →Arya & Delaney
Two girls took the bias exercise from Day 1 and wouldn't let go. They pulled real wage data, built five fictional personas, and created a 16-step interactive experience that walks you through how algorithms decide who gets paid what — and who gets seen at all.
Experience It →Aisha
A solo forensic field report — part science, part storytelling. One girl combined her love of forensics with AI to build an investigation that reads like something out of a crime lab.
View Field Report →June 8–12, 2026 · 15 girls · Ages 9–13 · 7 projects
Samaira, Mycah & Quinn
Two episodes. Researched, scripted, recorded, edited, and published. Not a classroom exercise — an actual podcast on Spotify. They used AI to research and draft scripts. The voices, the opinions, and the jokes? All theirs.
Listen on Spotify →Kora, Rose & Tuscany
Written, illustrated with AI, printed, and bound. On Demo Day they walked up to their parents and handed them a physical copy. The story, the characters, the world — theirs. AI made the illustrations. They made the book.
Read the Book →Trisha, Ananya & Naomi
Trained a Teachable Machine model to sort waste into compost, recycling, and landfill. Wrote and illustrated an original storybook. Built a website. Closed Demo Day with: "We don't want to be witnesses. We want to be heroes."
Visit the Site →Anjali
A fully designed fashion website — her first time ever prompting AI. She walked in having never used ChatGPT. By Thursday she had a collection, a brand, and a site to show it on.
Visit the Studio →Caroline
Nine object categories, all hand-drawn. She drew the training data herself and co-built a working image classifier from her own sketches. The model doesn't recognize photos — it recognizes her drawings.
Play Chai's World →Ellie
A Teachable Machine game that pits parents against kids. On Demo Day the audience got to compete live. Who can draw something AI recognizes faster — you or your ten-year-old?
Play Art Arena →Jemma, Natalia & Vishwa
Designed original sticker collections with AI — Jemma's Snake Collection, Vishwa's Kawaii Cute Collection — complete with pricing, a shop page, and characters with stories behind each design.
Visit the Shop →Camp is over. The building doesn't have to be. Ideas for school, extracurriculars, and real challenge problems — plus every tool you already know how to use.
Keep Building →15 project ideas + your toolkit