Zoey and Pixel scan rock, paper, and scissors power cards during a colorful concert duel with Vela and Mochi.Concept art made with Gemini 3.1 Flash Image
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Mission 1 of 12Teachable Machine35 to 45 minutes

Neon Spirit Guardians: RPS Clash

Vela has stolen the first color shard. Pixel can guess your power card, but only your referee rule can win the duel.

Today's AI power

Classifier vs. rule

The AI guesses which card it sees. The rock-paper-scissors rule decides the winner.

Start here

Win a best-of-five card battle while calling out the model guess and the exact winner rule.

You win when

One held-out card changes the top prediction.

You unlock

Zoey's first magenta color shard and RulesTrace v1

Start step 1: Story →
See how this game works

Game loop preview

See the power before you build it.

  1. 1SignalPower card enters the camera zone
  2. 2AI moveThe model guesses a card
  3. 3Your ruleThe exact game logic checks what happens next.
  4. 4Game stateSCANNING

Your mission

One step at a time. One AI power to unlock.

Step 1 of 9Story
Story

Meet the mission problem.

Story signal: Vela has stolen the first color shard. Pixel can guess your power card, but only your referee rule can win the duel.

Do this now

  1. 1
    LOOK

    Spot the problem in the opening story and tell your crew what needs to change.

Need help or want a harder challenge?
Ages 8 to 10

Make this step easier

Use three pre-drawn cards and the sentence starter: The model guessed ___. The rule decided ___.

Say it this way: The AI noticed ___. The exact game rule ___. I know because ___.

Ages 11 to 14

Try the deeper remix

Write the exact win logic as three if-then statements and identify which inputs can be uncertain.

  • Record the inputs and outputs.
  • Compare two versions or conditions.
  • Name the constraint or exact rule.
  • Design one fair remix test.

Everyone proves the same AI idea: One held-out card changes the top prediction. · The learner correctly names the classifier and the deterministic rule. · The learner completes a five-round match.

Quick power check

Choose the move that keeps the game working.

SCANNING
Pixel guesses PAPER at 82%. What decides whether paper beats rock?