Jesse Thomason comes to Georgia Tech after spending five years as an assistant professor at the University of Southern California’s Thomas Lord Department of Computer Science.

An artificial intelligence program developed at the Georgia Tech Research Institute could provide a new way to evaluate scientific claims.

New AI and machine learning models developed by GT researchers will provide archaeologists and classical architecture experts with better analytical tools for studying temples, theaters, homes, and other structures from ancient Greece.

Georgia Tech researchers spent two years helping to answer the question: What can artificial intelligence (AI) do to protect software from cyberattacks?

To advance understanding of turbulence, the National Science Foundation is establishing a new, $30 million Science and Technology Center (STC) at Michigan State University. Georgia Tech is among eight universities supporting the center.

The new Academic AI Strategy establishes a shared vision for artificial intelligence (AI) across teaching and learning while providing practical resources, including a new Academic AI Playbook for faculty and staff.