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Cybersecurity & Ethical Hacking · 🏫 Colorado School of Mines

DecTech - The Ethical Architects

Students gain practical experience in building sophisticated AI-powered games while simultaneously learning to defend against cyber threats through ethical hacking and AI model protection.

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About this camp

DecTech's "The Ethical Architects" camp is designed for high school students (grades 8-10) interested in the intersection of AI, game development, and cybersecurity. Students will engage in text-based coding and utilize advanced AI APIs to construct sophisticated games. A core component of the program involves exploring ethical hacking techniques, teaching participants how to identify vulnerabilities and protect AI models from adversarial attacks. The curriculum emphasizes hands-on projects, such as using AI to generate dynamic dialogue or procedural worlds within games, and conducting "Red Team vs. Blue Team" exercises to strengthen game security. This immersive experience aims to equip students with practical skills in AI and cybersecurity, fostering a deeper understanding of the ethical considerations in developing and deploying AI technologies.

What a typical day looks like

A typical day involves engaging in text-based coding, utilizing advanced AI APIs for game development, and participating in hands-on cybersecurity exercises like ethical hacking simulations.

Best suited for

This camp is best for high school students (grades 8-10) with a curious mind who are interested in advanced AI, game development, and the ethical implications of cybersecurity.

What you'll learn

Text-based coding Advanced AI APIs Game development Ethical hacking Protecting AI models Adversarial attacks Neural Networks

Location

Virtual

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