Problem
Many students are starting to use AI, but not all understand ethics, limitations, data safety, and productive use.
Back to impact
Makassar, Purwokerto, Ambon, Manokwari, and partner campus networks in Indonesia.
Campus Networks for Safe and Responsible AI Literacy
Many students are starting to use AI, but not all understand ethics, limitations, data safety, and productive use.
Intervention
Kaizen runs Hour of Code, AI Literacy, AI ethics discussions, and campus collaborations as an entry point for safer AI learning.
Beneficiaries
1,000+ university students, school students, lecturers, teachers, and education communities across AI literacy activities.
Early results and indicators
- 10+ schools and universities engaged
- 1,000+ direct beneficiaries
- AI literacy and ethical technology-use materials
- Network of facilitators and education institutions
Lessons learned
- AI literacy needs to be connected with ethics and critical thinking
- Activity formats must be adaptable for schools, campuses, and communities
- Local collaboration accelerates participant acceptance of the material
Documentation
Activity gallery
Partners
ASEAN FoundationEducation institutionsTechnology communities and local volunteers