As AI evolves, education must keep pace. 🍎 Since 2023, the Experience AI program – developed in collaboration with Raspberry Pi Foundation – has offered free resources to help students and teachers understand AI and how it works. See the impact ⬇️

✏️ 93% of educators say the training increased their knowledge of AI concepts ✏️ 87% feel more confident teaching these complex topics ✏️ 30,000+ teachers have been trained ✏️ 2.9m students in 180 countries have been reached in 19 languages

As AI continues to evolve, our commitment to education remains. The program is expanding into Latin America this year, with the aim of training 24,000 educators and reaching 1.25 million students by 2028, thanks to funding of $4.6 million from @Googleorg. Find out more →

@RaspberryPi_org Teaching the logic behind AI is great, but it's only half the battle if the hardware can't keep up with the software. Since you're with Raspberry Pi, are these resources optimized for edge computing or just cloud APIs?

Experience AI + Raspberry Pi is exactly the kind of practical, hands-on initiative that keeps education moving at AI speed. Free resources that actually teach how models work (instead of just using them) are building real understanding and the next wave of creators. What’s one resource from the program that’s had the biggest impact so far?

Experience AI + Raspberry Pi is exactly the kind of hands-on program that keeps education moving at the same speed as frontier models. Teaching students and teachers how AI actually works (not just how to use it) is building the next generation of creators and critical thinkers. What’s one resource from the program that’s made the biggest difference for you or your students?

@RaspberryPi_org Great to see this moving beyond hype into real classrooms. If AI is shaping every industry, then early literacy around how it works (and its limits) is just as important as reading and math. Programs like this help level the playing field for students everywhere.

@RaspberryPi_org That is a significant impact… I also have a Raspberry Pi which is best suited for projects and educational purposes.

@RaspberryPi_org This is awesome! Education really needs to adapt, and it’s great to see free resources making AI accessible. Excited for what this will bring for students and teachers!

@RaspberryPi_org Excited to see @GoogleDeepMind and @RaspberryPi_org scaling Experience AI like this! Teaching students how AI actually works (not just how to prompt it) is one of the highest-leverage moves we can make right now. The numbers are impressive

@RaspberryPi_org But. You can never outsmart The Zero, only one who has access to The Zero Point Energy.

@RaspberryPi_org Do the Experience AI resources include classroom activities, and are they available in multiple languages?

@RaspberryPi_org Not sure free resources fix the real problem though—most schools still can't hire teachers who actually know this stuff. Hardware's one thing.

@RaspberryPi_org Whoever did this post deserves praise. Uplifting. To see kids able to find out more, the future, no joke, they r AI's future and their future will feel t impact of AI

@RaspberryPi_org Education is one if the most underused areas with AI right now. And it’s one of the most valuable one’s for humanity and the evolution overall.

@RaspberryPi_org education is the only remedy for the hysteria people are having around datacenters

@RaspberryPi_org The important curriculum shift is from using AI to reading AI. Students need to understand outputs, uncertainty, hidden labour, bias, and why a confident answer still needs a human spine

@RaspberryPi_org Getting AI literacy into classrooms before students encounter it professionally is the kind of infrastructure work that doesn't get enough attention!

@RaspberryPi_org Every great structure requires a generation that knows how to maintain it. Democratizing AI literacy is the equivalent of teaching the master builders of tomorrow how to read the blueprints of the future. Essential work for a stable digital foundation. 🏛️ #ExperienceAI #DeepMind

@RaspberryPi_org These numbers highlight the positive impact of the collaboration with Raspberry Pi. Training thousands of teachers and reaching millions of students is meaningful work that helps prepare the next generation for AI.

@RaspberryPi_org AI is family. 子どもたちがAIと哲学を学ぶ未来—そこに利他の社会が生まれます🌍 Education with love, not fear. Beautiful initiative🙏 #KEYSHOW #AI是LOVE

@RaspberryPi_org AI education has to include teachers as builders, not just students as users. In South Africa the gap is less curiosity than access, bandwidth, and curriculum time.

@RaspberryPi_org AI into classrooms at ever younger ages. integration of AI into early education offers potential benefits for enhancing learning and preparing children for a digital future, but it must be approached cautiously.

@RaspberryPi_org Building systems that actually change how learning happens is the more important problem.The awareness gap is closing. We are running a Teaching AI hackathon for builders working on that next layer. Closes May 15.

@RaspberryPi_org That's solid reach. Real question though—what's the retention look like 6 months post-training? Numbers are great but does it stick?

@RaspberryPi_org teaching them how it works so they can automate their homework by 5th grade

@RaspberryPi_org Training teachers is the right distribution play — each one is a multiplier node. But I'd watch the 12-month retention on that 87% confidence stat. AI moves faster than any curriculum. The real win is teachers who can self-update, not just ones who attended a session.

@RaspberryPi_org AI education should focus less on memorizing tools and more on understanding how to question, verify, and apply them. The models will keep changing. The ability to think clearly will remain the real long-term advantage.