
- Cohort cap per track
- 12
- AI Lab and Entrepreneurship
- Active tracks
- 2
- AI Lab and Entrepreneurship
- Applications open
- January
- For the following academic year
We don't ask students to simulate research. We ask them to do it. The difference shows up in universities, in interviews, and in the way they talk about hard problems for the rest of their lives.
A week in the Lab

9:00 a.m. · morning
Tuesday session.
The cohort meets Tuesday mornings in the Lab. No lecture, no slideshow: a shared notebook on the screen, a question from last week still unanswered, and thirty minutes of structured argument. The faculty advisor sits at the edge. Students run the session.
AI Lab Cohort, 2026

3:30 p.m. · afternoon
Prototype review.
By March, the AI cohort is in iteration three of their classroom writing-ethics tool. They demo to a panel of English teachers, and refine their work in response to the feedback. Two students rewrite the methodology section that evening.
AI Lab Cohort, 2026
What AISJ Labs cohorts have built
Responsible AI in writing education
AI Lab, 2025-26 cohort. The AI Lab cohort researched how high schools should govern LLM-assisted writing. The project includes a student-written position paper, a prototype policy tool, and interviews with writing educators across three schools.
Student-led social enterprise design
Entrepreneurship, 2025-26 cohort. The Entrepreneurship cohort designed a social enterprise addressing food waste in Jeddah school canteens. The project includes a market analysis, a partnership proposal, and a financial model.
Bias detection in educational data sets
AI Lab, 2024-25 cohort. The AI cohort built a lightweight bias-detection framework for educational assessment data sets. The project was presented at a regional STEM conference in March 2025.
Community language learning app
Entrepreneurship, 2024-25 cohort. The Entrepreneurship cohort developed a mobile app prototype connecting heritage Arabic speakers with learners in the AISJ community. Two cohort members are continuing development independently.
