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Peoria fourth grader named statewide winner in A.I. challenge

Peoria fourth grader among 12 Arizona students selected as statewide winners in Presidential A.I. Challenge.

Independent Newsmedia/Noah Flug

Are you smarter than a fourth grader?

Probably not this one.

Aaditya Naik, who recently completed fourth grade at BASIS Peoria, was named one of Arizona’s 12 statewide winners in the Presidential A.I. Challenge for his project “LearnPath AI,” an artificial intelligence-powered tool that helps students learn and apply core math concepts.

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