As President of the NFLS AI Club at Nanjing Foreign Language School, Ruize leads a student community focused on artificial intelligence — from the technical mechanics of how models learn, to the human and ethical questions that make the technology worth thinking carefully about.
The club holds regular workshops, reading discussions, and hands-on coding sessions. Members range from complete beginners to experienced programmers, each pushing the group to ask sharper questions: not just how does this work? but should it work this way, and for whom?
Four activities are documented here — a club fair, an ice-breaking first meeting, a deep learning workshop, and an invited industry lecture — each showing a different dimension of what the club is building.
The third NFLS AI Club meeting featured an invited guest lecture on how computer vision, multimodal understanding, and large language models are deployed in real industrial …
The second meeting was a 35-minute technical workshop tracing a single idea from visual intuition through rigorous mathematics to working PyTorch code: how neural networks solve …
The first formal meeting brought new and returning members together for an ice-breaking session designed to surface motivations, share curiosity, and establish the club as a real …
The NFLS AI Club officially launched at the annual school club fair, opening recruitment and introducing AI to students across the school.