Games, guides, glossaries, and FAQs, all in one place.
Every game uses the AI model your child just trained. More games drop with every update.
Teach your toy to tell two sounds apart, like a clap vs a whistle, then challenge it with tricky mixtures.
for kids · decision boundariesTry to trick your own AI on purpose. Discover why models guess wrong and how to make them smarter.
for kids · adversarial examplesShort reads to help you chat with your kid about what they just built.
A 5-minute read that explains what machine learning is, in plain English.
The research behind hands-on, physical AI education.
Exactly what data Miltalk captures, and why none of it ever leaves the device.
Questions to ask your child while they train their first model.
Miltalk plugs straight into STEM clubs, after-school programs, and maker spaces.
Six drop-in lessons mapped to the K-8 computer science curriculum.
Multi-unit discounts for schools and camps. Contact us for a quote.
Printable activity cards to pair with Miltalk sessions.
Short clips showing each game in action, perfect for first-day explainers.
Real machine learning concepts explained like we'd explain them to a 7-year-old.
When the toy guesses about something it's never seen before.
How often the toy guesses right, the higher, the smarter.
A sneaky trick designed to fool the model, and a great way to learn.
Showing the toy lots of examples so it learns a pattern.
The pattern your toy learns from all your labeled examples.
A name you stick on an example, like writing "cat" on a photo.
Miltalk makes small, hands-on kits that teach children how AI works by letting them train and test their own AI model. Instead of just learning what AI does, children see how it actually learns.
A child shows the kit a few examples, presses a button to let it learn, then tests it on something new and watches it make a prediction on screen, along with how confident it is. The whole process runs on the device in seconds.
It is designed mainly for upper primary children, roughly ages 10 to 12. No coding and no reading-heavy instructions are needed, everything is done with a few buttons and a screen, so most children can use it within minutes.
No. Everything happens on the device. No photos, recordings, or data leave the kit or go online.
Yes. We run hands-on sessions with schools and community organisations. Get in touch through the contact page and we will be glad to talk.