Explore your Environmental Advocacy with AI: a TechKitchen for the Climate Change/AI Create-a-Thon

Step into the forefront of innovation and activism with our Climate Change/AI Create-a-thon, perfectly timed during Earth Week. Join us for an immersive TechKitchen experience where we dive deep into the fusion of AI and environmental advocacy.

Led by the DLINQ Interns, each specializing in a distinct facet of AI innovation, we will explore a diverse range of topics crucial for combating climate change:

• Text Generation/Large Language Models: Unlock the power of language to communicate your message effectively and inspire action.
• Image Generation: Visualize the future of sustainability through AI-generated imagery that sparks imagination and drives change
• Research Support: Harness the vast capabilities of AI to analyze data and unearth insights crucial for informed decision-making in the fight against climate change
• Video Generation: Transform your ideas into compelling visual narratives that resonate with audiences worldwide, igniting a passion for environmental conservation.
• Sound Generation: Dive into the auditory realm of AI to craft immersive experiences that evoke emotion and drive engagement towards environmental stewardship.
• Code Generation: Empower your projects with AI-generated code, streamlining development processes and accelerating progress towards sustainable solutions.

Together, we will embark on a journey of innovation and collaboration, leveraging AI as a powerful tool to tackle the pressing challenges of our time. Don’t miss this opportunity to be at the forefront of change and make a meaningful impact on the future of our planet. Join us in shaping a sustainable tomorrow, one AI-powered solution at a time.

This event is part of a series leading up to the Climate Change/AI Create-a-Thon, see https://go.middlebury.edu/createathon.

DLINQ is hosting activities to encourage members of the Middlebury community to introduce themselves to digital technologies with the guidance of DLINQ Interns. The “TechKitchen” format allows participants to try out different “recipes” with a variety of equipment and software. Activities range from creating eye-catching posters to decorate your dorm room or office using graphic design tools, exploring new AI tools like ChatGPT, to learning about data privacy practices. All levels of technology experience are encouraged to attend.