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A summer fellowship for Brown students. Create software, games, art, and whatever you can dream up.
THE FELLOWSHIP
Bring your ideas to life
Brown AI Studio is a fellowship for small teams of Brown students. As a Brown AI Fellow, you’ll use AI tools to develop your own product, test it with users, and launch it.
$5,000 per fellow for a summer of full-time work on your product.
Mentorship and practical feedback from alumni with experience building and shipping product to millions of users.
Meet the teamTalk to users, test your assumptions, and keep improving what you build.
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FAQ
About the program, eligibility, and applying.
Apply to the fellowshipBrown AI Studio is a summer fellowship for Brown University students who want to create products, games or art. Students join as Brown AI Fellows and spend 10 weeks working full time on their own products.
The fellowship is for Brown University students building software with AI tools. Apply solo or with a teammate. Teams have one or two people, work full time on their product, and live in the same city during the fellowship.
Bring an idea you want to pursue. We strongly prefer a minimal working prototype, and you should have experience building things in a team, whether in a class like CS32 or outside the classroom.
No! We primarily want you to create unique things. You'll want to use AI tools for your work, because they open up a world of possibility. The difference between slop and great work is sustained care, and attention to detail. The Brown AI Studio mentors have all used AI to do great work that improves lives, and you can do it too.
Fellows receive $5,000 per person for a 10-week summer fellowship, along with mentorship from Brown alumni. You’ll spend the summer building, testing, iterating, and launching your product.
We're a group of Brown alumni who work at top AI companies and startups, who want to give back. The program was originally started by Sam Dooman, who studied music and computer science at Brown.
Meet the teamVisit the application page to learn what to prepare and submit your application. You can apply solo or with a teammate.
Apply to the fellowship