Reflection, Judgment, Creativity.

We live in a world of increasingly advancing technologies. Sometimes key human aspects get neglected in the process: creativity, reflection, and judgment.

We want tech to advance rapidly while preserving humanityʼs most defining characteristics. We show up at schools and community spaces with free interactive talks that highlight situations where unchecked technological advancements don't always align with human values, and we discuss how we can fix that.

We're not here to slow down progress. We're here to make sure it includes us.

We started off as students at James Madison High School in Vienna, VA, in 2023.

We had no funding and no definite plan, but we noticed firsthand in our own lives how technology is replacing the things we once cared about and considered necessary.

For example, our school trivialized the study of the humanities when rapidly advancing AI came into the picture.

Since then, we have talked at over 20 events and reached thousands through social media to raise awareness about this issue.

We're targeting 50 schools and community spaces by the end of 2026. We're booking talks in Northern Virginia, expanding to DC and Maryland, and building partnerships with youth organizations that can host us regularly.

Our end goal is to bring this to universities where the next wave of technology is being built. Places like Stanford, MIT, Carnegie Mellon. We want to reach the people writing the code and training the models before they graduate and build the tools everyone else will use.

If we can build on the foundation of mindsets of even a fraction of the people designing tomorrow's tech, we've done our job.