🎮 Interactive AI Tools & Demos Database

AI-powered text adventure game. Create stories collaboratively with AI.

Use for creative writing exercises. Monitor content as AI can generate unexpected responses.

Collection of simple AI experiments and demos from Google. No sign-up needed.

Let students explore different demos. Each has educational value.

Clean up the ocean by training AI to recognize fish vs. trash. No coding required.

Complete curriculum with teacher guides. Shows importance of training data quality.

AI helps turn rough sketches into polished drawings by recognizing what you're trying to draw.

Shows AI as a creative assistant. Good for art integration.

Kid-friendly platform to program AI assistants and smart devices.

Designed for younger learners. Simple block-based programming with AI.

Create surreal art using neural networks. Shows how AI 'sees' patterns.

Good for art classes. Discuss how neural networks process visual information.

AI judges how well you can sing like Freddie Mercury. Fun music integration.

Great for music class or as a fun Friday activity. Requires microphone access.

Train AI to recognize images, sounds, or poses using your webcam. No coding required.

Students can see how training data affects model accuracy. Great for discussing bias.

Create ML projects in Scratch. Train models for text, images, numbers, or sounds.

Requires teacher account to manage student projects. Excellent step-by-step tutorials.

Build Android apps with AI features using block-based programming.

Requires Google account. Great for longer projects combining app development and AI.

Add AI capabilities to Scratch projects using extensions for face detection, speech, etc.

Students need basic Scratch knowledge. Great for creative projects combining coding and AI.

Make ethical decisions for self-driving cars. Compare your choices with others globally.

Excellent for ethics discussions. Shows how human values must be programmed into AI.

AI tries to guess what you're drawing in 20 seconds. Great for introducing pattern recognition.

Perfect as a 5-minute hook activity. Discuss why AI sometimes fails to recognize drawings.

Run various AI models in browser. More technical but shows real AI research.

For CS students interested in how different AI models work. Some models have costs.

Professional AI tools for image and video generation/editing. Limited free tier available.

Best for advanced students or art/media classes. Requires email sign-up.

AI app that describes the world for visually impaired users. Shows AI for accessibility.

Excellent for discussing inclusive design and AI for social good. iOS only.

Word association game powered by AI. Type words related to the given prompt.

Demonstrates how AI understands relationships between words. Good for vocabulary lessons.

Shows AI-generated faces that look completely real but are entirely synthetic.

Use to discuss deepfakes and misinformation. Refresh page for new faces.