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AI Creators Bootcamp For Kids Launches At Khudi Institute With Hands-On Learning

  • April 1, 2026
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An Artificial Intelligence focused training programme for young learners has been announced in Karachi, aiming to introduce children to practical digital skills at an early stage. The AI Creators Bootcamp, being organised by Khudi Institute in collaboration with atomcamp, is designed for participants aged eight years and above. The initiative reflects a growing emphasis on equipping younger generations with the ability not only to use technology but also to understand and build with it in an increasingly digital environment.

The two day bootcamp will take place on April 18 and 19, with sessions scheduled from 12:00 pm to 4:00 pm. According to organisers, the programme will focus on hands on learning rather than theoretical instruction, enabling participants to work on real projects using Artificial Intelligence tools. The curriculum includes creating images and digital content through AI, building a basic website, understanding core AI concepts, and learning prompt engineering techniques. In addition, students will be introduced to foundational coding and automation skills, which are becoming increasingly relevant in modern education and professional environments.

Organisers have positioned the bootcamp as an opportunity to develop creativity, confidence, and problem solving abilities among young participants. By combining practical exposure with guided instruction from experienced trainers, the programme aims to make complex technological concepts accessible to children. The collaboration with atomcamp, known for its focus on emerging technologies and digital training, adds further emphasis on delivering structured and skill oriented learning experiences.

The participation fee for the bootcamp has been set at Rs 8,000, with limited seats available to ensure focused learning. The sessions will be held at Khudi Institute, providing a controlled environment for interactive training. As interest in Artificial Intelligence continues to expand globally, initiatives such as this highlight a shift towards early education in advanced technologies, preparing students for future academic and professional pathways in a technology driven landscape. Registration link: https://lnkd.in/dKWuKDxt 

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