The technological advancements that began with the First Industrial Revolution have rapidly progressed, culminating in the Fourth Industrial Revolution, commonly known as Industry 4.0. One of the key innovations brought forth by this revolution is artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. AI is generally defined as "systems or machines that mimic human intelligence to perform tasks and continuously improve themselves based on the information they gather." While the definition of AI may vary depending on its field of application, its ability to perform tasks that would otherwise require significant time and energy from humans, automate processes, reduce costs, and significantly minimize errors caused by human factors has led to its rapid acceptance across many sectors. The opportunities and potential threats that AI presents continue to offer a broad field of study requiring further research. However, like many technologies that have emerged throughout history, AI is merely a tool. How and for what purpose this tool is used will ultimately determine its impact on humanity. AI technologies have become prevalent in numerous fields, including healthcare, education, finance, communication, agriculture, transportation, and customer services. Many industries are already benefiting from these technologies, and academic research on AI is steadily growing. However, the impact of AI on entrepreneurship has not yet received the attention it deserves. In the few studies that have examined AI's role in entrepreneurship, there are differing views: some suggest that AI can be both a facilitator and a new obstacle for entrepreneurs. Entrepreneurship, in its simplest definition, refers to individuals or groups who set out to create a new business with an original idea. Today, an entrepreneur can be described as "someone who recognizes and seizes opportunities, turns these opportunities into viable and marketable ideas, adds value through time, effort, money, or skills, takes on the risks of a competitive market to bring these ideas to life, and reaps the rewards of these efforts." Entrepreneurs are the driving force behind social, organizational, economic, and technological change, and the global economy is largely built on entrepreneurial activities. The most significant contribution of entrepreneurship to the economy is its ability to create new job opportunities, thereby increasing employment. Entrepreneurship is an interdisciplinary field of research and practice connected to organizational studies, economics, sociology, innovation, health, and education. As such, it is both natural and inevitable for entrepreneurs to closely follow and take advantage of innovations in the sectors in which they operate. Given the role that digitalization plays in our daily lives and the level it has reached, it is inevitable that entrepreneurial activities will also evolve and adapt to these developments. AI is currently seen as one of the most popular and dynamic new areas for entrepreneurship, and there has been a significant flow of venture capital into AI-based entrepreneurial activities across various sectors. This project is built on the premise of making AI tools more accessible and well-known among young people to promote entrepreneurship and diversify entrepreneurial ideas. The primary goals of the project are: To enhance young people's key competencies, To increase the usage of AI tools, To dispel misconceptions about AI, encouraging a more careful and informed engagement with these technologies, To contribute to the increase in the number of young entrepreneurs in both the EU and Turkey, To encourage young people to make strong career plans, To support policies related to entrepreneurship both in the EU and Turkey, To contribute to the youth strategies implemented in both the EU and Turkey, To increase cooperation among institutions working in the field of youth, To enhance the capacities of institutions working in the fields of entrepreneurship and innovation, To promote the beauty of our city and country, To increase awareness of Erasmus+ opportunities and expand the number of beneficiaries of the Erasmus program, particularly among young entrepreneurs.