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ISSUE 01 · AUTUMN 2026
Young people aren’t just learning about AI. They’re helping shape it.
Across La Rochelle, Naples, Barcelona and Antwerp, Youth AI Lab is turning artificial intelligence into something young people can test, question and remake. This first newsletter issue follows the project from its earliest workshops to the open tools now taking shape.
01 — Editorial Why Youth AI Lab?
02 — Taking off in La Rochelle Inside the project’s first intensive week.
03 — Building the toolkit New ways to start conversations about AI.
04 — Inside the youth labs From observation to hands-on experimentation.
05 — Mapping the learning journey A multilingual skills tree takes root.
06 — The consortium in Barcelona Partners compare insights and prepare what comes next.
07 — Looking ahead The next milestones for Youth AI Lab.
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