Can You Trust Your AI? The Wentworth AI Test Kitchen

What evidence should you have before you trust an AI system? The Wentworth School of Computing and Data Science invites Boston AI Week attendees to find out in the AI Test Kitchen: a hands-on experience where you see real Wentworth-built AI systems in action, test them, inspect the evidence behind their behavior, and discuss how they can be improved. Rotate in small groups through three live demonstration stations: • Value Horizon — an LLM-powered framework for mapping product evolution; examine the inputs, outputs, and rationale behind an insight • SkillGen — real-time adaptive programming practice with instructor-facing analytics; see how learning support and instructor oversight interact • GABench — an interactive evaluation system for closed-loop agentic behavior; inspect an agent's actions after the fact through telemetry and replay The afternoon also features Quantum Futures at Wentworth, an accessible mini-tutorial on qubits, superposition, measurement, and noise, and where AI and quantum computing may intersect next — followed by the panel 'AI and the Next Computing Frontier,' a School innovation showcase, and networking with faculty, students, alumni, and industry partners. Featuring Wentworth faculty Leon Deligiannidis, Yetunde Longe-Folajimi, and Salem Othman, with research co-op and senior-project students. Who should attend: AI practitioners, founders, and researchers; employers and co-op partners; prospective students and families; Wentworth students, alumni, faculty, and staff; and the broader Massachusetts AI community. Advance RSVP required; capacity is limited and a waitlist will be used.

1:00 PM — Arrival & registration 1:15 PM — Welcome 1:25 PM — Lightning demos 1:40 PM — Test Kitchen station rotations 2:25 PM — Quantum Futures at Wentworth 2:55 PM — Networking break 3:10 PM — Panel: AI and the Next Computing Frontier 3:45 PM — Closing