Artificial intelligence is software designed to perform tasks that normally require human abilities, such as recognizing patterns, understanding language, making predictions, or choosing actions. Modern AI usually learns statistical patterns from data; it does not think, feel, or know facts in the human sense.
Ready-to-use classroom resources
The student worksheet and separate teacher answer key are available now. Open them, download the HTML or print them to PDF using your browser. Adapt the session to your group.
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History of AI
A timeline from Turing and Dartmouth to deep learning, Transformers, and agents.
How AI works
Data, training, models, inference, neural networks, and why errors happen.
Generative AI
How systems generate text and images, what tokens do, and what hallucinations are.
AI safety
A practical checklist for privacy, verification, bias, deepfakes, and human oversight.
AI agents and robots
The difference between a model, an agent, and an embodied AI system.
For educators
Use the free game for an AI literacy lesson, discussion, or independent exploration.
What the interactive museum teaches
The game connects technical ideas to memorable objects and challenges. Visitors encounter early computing, symbolic AI, machine learning, the GPU revolution, generative models, multimodal systems, agents, and embodied AI. Each room asks a guiding question and makes the player act on the answer.
- Understand the timeline: see how different approaches built on — and sometimes replaced — earlier ones.
- Separate key concepts: distinguish data, algorithms, learned weights, models, and applications.
- Practice critical use: verify important claims, protect private information, and keep humans responsible for consequential decisions.
Quick questions
Is AI Museum really free?
Yes. The browser game and the learning guides are free to access. No account or download is required.
Who is the game for?
It is designed for curious beginners, students, families, and educators. Three difficulty modes change the game challenge without removing the learning content.
Does the museum use an AI chatbot?
No chatbot is required to play. The experience teaches how AI works through authored exhibits, puzzles, quizzes, and game mechanics.
Which languages are available?
The interactive museum supports English, French, Spanish, Simplified Chinese, Italian, and German. The learning guides and classroom worksheets are available in English and French.
Continue with the companion in ChatGPT
Explore museum themes, ask questions and test your understanding with quizzes in ChatGPT. The companion and the game keep separate progress.
Discover the ChatGPT companionContent reviewed: 6 September 2026. Navigation and resources updated: 1 October 2026. Project method and limits.