October 19 · 6–8 p.m. · ILSB 1105RSVP for the session
Aggie
InnovatorsTEXAS A&M UNIVERSITY

CURIOSITY IS THE STARTING POINT.

Big ideas.
Aggie built.

AI is changing what’s possible.
Let’s find out what you can build.

A community of students at Texas A&M learning, experimenting, and turning ideas into impact with AI.

Explore the October 19 session

EXPLORE AI. BUILD TOGETHER. BRING YOUR LAPTOP.

Explore AI.
Build your
next step.

Explore AI in cybersecurity with Black Ark Labs, build a career assistant with our OpenAI ambassadors, and work on your projects during our building session. All majors and experience levels are welcome—bring your laptop!

WHEN
WHERE
ILSB · Room 1105
301 Old Main Drive
College Station, Texas
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The evening’s lineup

  1. 01 / EXPLORE

    AI in cybersecurity

    Black Ark Labs

    Explore how AI is being used in cybersecurity with Black Ark Labs.

  2. 02 / BUILD

    Build a career assistant

    OpenAI ambassadors

    Build your own career assistant with guidance from our OpenAI ambassadors.

  3. 03 / CREATE

    Project building session

    Aggie Innovators

    Bring your laptop and work on your projects alongside fellow Aggies. All majors and experience levels are welcome.

Less watching.
More making.

You don’t need all the answers to get started.
Just a question worth exploring.

A NEW WAY TO THINK. AN AGGIE WAY TO BUILD.

The future isn’t something
you wait for.
It’s something you make.

YOUR IDEAS.
REAL POSSIBILITIES.

Aggie Innovators is Texas A&M’s student hub for innovation in AI and technology, partnered with Mays Business School. We bring curious minds together to explore how new tools can solve meaningful problems.

Ideas are better
when they’re shared.

A question. A conversation. A rough first version.
There’s a whole campus of possibility.

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Recent conversations and past highlights.

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Learning at Mays Business School

MAKE ROOM FOR “WHAT IF?”

Start small.
Learn something.
Keep going.

Your first experiment doesn’t have to change the world. It just has to teach you something.

Find a problem worth solving

Notice one task that frustrates you or someone you know. Ask how they handle it today, what takes the most effort, and what a better result would look like.

Try this: write “I want to help [person] do [task] so they can [outcome].” Start with the person before choosing a tool.

Build your first AI prototype

Choose one small part of the problem. Give an AI tool clear context, an example, and a specific output to create. Ask it to explain its assumptions.

Try this: turn a rough idea into a simple page, a sample workflow, or a clickable sketch. Use sample data and check the result yourself.

Test it with a real person

Let someone try your prototype without explaining every step. Watch where they get stuck. Ask what helped and what they would change.

Choose one thing to improve, make the change, and test again. An imperfect prototype can give you a very useful answer.

Explore AI at Mays
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