AIRES (AI Research & Entrepreneurship Scholars) Reviews 

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AIRES is a 2–3 week intensive residential summer program hosted at leading U.S. universities, bringing together ambitious middle and high school students to publish AI research or launch AI ventures, with mentorship from leading academics and founders.


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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

My child’s experience with AIRES was wonderful!

My child’s experience with AIRES was excellent. The program provided a supportive and engaging learning environment, with knowledgeable instructors who encouraged students to think creatively, collaborate, and apply AI concepts to real-world projects. I especially appreciated the opportunities for my child to explore topics aligned with her interests. The program was well organized, challenging, and inspiring, and it helped her strengthen both her technical skills and confidence. I would highly recommend AIRES to students interested in artificial intelligence and innovation.

23 July 2026
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Rian had a terrific experience at…

Rian had a terrific experience at AIRES. He learnt a lot about AI and how to use the various tools. He worked on his presentation and that improved his confidence.
The team at Yale and AIRES was fabulous and he was well looked after. He got to spend time with his new friends and enjoyed his various trips around the city.

20 July 2026
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

A few things stood out for us as…

A few things stood out for us as parents:
The airport pickup arrangement was a real lifesaver. Our travel plans changed at the last minute and my daughter had to fly in on her own as an unaccompanied minor — your team was flexible and responsive in coordinating the pickup, and everything went smoothly on the day. That gave us great peace of mind.

Throughout the program, we could tell the staff genuinely cared about the students’ daily life and wellbeing, not just the academics. My d daughter felt looked after the whole time.

And the final project presentations were genuinely impressive. Watching what the students built in just two weeks, it was clear my daughter came away with real knowledge and skills — and, just as importantly, with more confidence and a stronger interest in AI.

12 July 2026
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