Can artificial intelligence predict how a building will move during an earthquake? Students will help test this idea using small model buildings on a shake table—a platform that can reproduce earthquake motion in the laboratory. They will help assemble the models, attach small sensors, label cables and prepare test records. During each test, students will observe how the model moves and record any visible changes. They will then use supplied computer tools to turn the sensor readings into graphs and compare the measured motion with predictions from an existing AI model. Students do not need to build or train the AI system, and no previous experience in structural dynamics or programming is required. The project offers an accessible introduction to model building, earthquakes, sensors, data and AI through guided practical work.