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Interactive Computing Professor Mark Riedl co-organized the 2024 Summit on Responsible Computing, AI, and Society, where AI literacy was a key topic. Photo by Terence Rushon/College of Computing

Professor's CNBC Course Highlights College’s Leadership in Expanding AI Literacy

Georgia Tech Professor Mark Riedl is helping people learn new workplace skills to stay competitive.

The Wizard of Oz at Sphere courtesy of Google & Sphere

Over the Rainbow and Into 15K: Alumni Help Bring Oz to Life at the Las Vegas Sphere

Debuting in August, "The Wizard of Oz at Sphere' has a solid connection to Georgia Tech's AI community. A Georgia Tech professor and several alumni are helping bring the 1939 classic Hollywood film to what will likely be its largest screen ever: the Las Vegas Sphere's 160,000-square-foot interior screen.

Rozell Inducted into American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering College of Fellows

The ECE professor awarded the prestigious distinction for outstanding contributions to computational neuroengineering, psychiatric neuromodulation, and international leadership in accessible biomedical education.

Georgia Tech Launches Tech AI to Accelerate the Real-World Impact of Artificial Intelligence

Georgia Tech has officially launched Tech AI, a bold new initiative designed to accelerate the real-world impact of AI. The announcement coincides with Tech AI Fest, the Southeast’s leading AI event, featuring academics, industry experts, government figures, and students.

Researchers launch a a lightweight, balloon-borne instrument to collect data.

At the Intersection of Climate and AI, Machine Learning is Revolutionizing Climate Science

A Georgia Tech-led review paper recently published in Nature Reviews Physics is exploring the ways machine learning is revolutionizing the field of climate physics — and the role human scientists might play.

Research Team Recognized for Improved AI Model Training Method

The group was the runner-up for the Best Paper Award at 2024 IEEE International Conference on Big Data for their research on reducing software regression.

What's Next for AI in 2025: Q&A with Associate Professor Wei Xu

Associate Professor Wei Xu, a leading researcher from Georgia Tech's School of Interactive Computing, thinks multilingual and multi-modal models might be the next big thing in AI.

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Researchers Say AI Copyright Cases Could Have Negative Impact on Academic Research

Two years since OpenAI introduced ChatGPT, dozens of lawsuits have been filed alleging technology companies have infringed copyright by using published works to train artificial intelligence (AI) models.

Academic AI research efforts could be significantly hindered if courts rule in the plaintiffs' favor.

Desai and Riedl are Georgia Tech researchers raising awareness about how these court rulings could force academic researchers to construct new AI models with limited training data. The two collaborated on a benchmark academic paper that examines the landscape of the ethical issues surrounding AI and copyright in industry and academic spaces.

Molei Tao holding his College of Sciences Faculty Development Award during the 2022 Spring Sciences Celebration.

Mathematician Molei Tao Receives Sony Faculty Innovation Award

School of Mathematics Associate Professor Molei Tao has been honored for his work on the foundations of machine learning, particularly diffusion generative models.

The Sherlock Holmes of AI

New tool AI Psychiatry recovers compromised deep-learning models so researchers can understand what went wrong.

New AI Tool Identifies Better Antibody Therapies

Researchers combine deep learning with advanced sequencing techniques to predict how antibodies interact with antigens.

ECE Research Group Develops Open-Source Infrastructure to Advance Machine Learning for Hardware Design

Led by Assistant Professor Cong "Callie" Hao, the group is creating an open-source platform that enables hardware developers to contribute designs for use by machine learning practitioners.

Students Explore Everyday AI Use Through AI@GT

AI@GT is an on-campus organization that encourages the exploration of AI through events and projects, open to all students regardless of experience.

AE Professor’s Research Aims to Improve Decision-Making in Artificial Intelligence

Professor Kyriakos Vamvoudakis is designing frameworks and algorithms to make autonomous systems safer and smarter. His research aims to improve decision-making in #ArtificialIntelligence.

New Faculty Wants to Secure AI in the Wild

Teodora Baluta, a new assistant professor in Georgia Tech's School of Cybersecurity and Privacy, focuses her research on securing generative AI systems by analyzing the algorithms and datasets behind them to prevent data misuse or theft. Building on her Ph.D. work from the National University of Singapore, Baluta aims to develop machine learning systems with built-in security measures and study issues like detecting deep fakes and identifying malicious AI use. She is seeking Ph.D. students to collaborate on these initiatives, which have already earned her recognition from major tech organizations like Google and Microsoft.

Georgia Tech School of Interactive Computing Ph.D. student Sahil Khose

SKYSCENES Leverages New Algorithms to Improve Safety for Autonomous Flying Vehicles

Georgia Tech researchers have created a new benchmark dataset of computer-generated aerial images. Judy Hoffman, an assistant professor at Georgia Tech’s School of Interactive Computing, worked with students to create SKYSCENES, a dataset containing over 33,000 computer-generated aerial images of cities.

Georgia Tech Cloud Hub Advances Generative AI Research with Microsoft Support

This successful initiative was made possible through the generous support of Microsoft, whose contribution of research resources has empowered Georgia Tech researchers to explore new frontiers in GenAI.

A New Neural Network Makes Decisions Like a Human Would

Neural networks do the opposite, making the same decisions each time. Now, Georgia Tech researchers in Associate Professor Dobromir Rahnev’s lab are training them to make decisions more like humans. This science of human decision-making is only just being applied to machine learning, but developing a neural network even closer to the actual human brain may make it more reliable, according to the researchers.

New Machine Learning Method Lets Scientists Use Generative AI to Design Custom Molecules and Other Complex Structures

New research from Georgia Tech is giving scientists more control options over generative artificial intelligence (AI) models in their studies. Greater customization from this research can lead to discovery of new drugs, materials, and other applications tailor-made for consumers.

The Tech group dubbed its method PRODIGY (PROjected DIffusion for controlled Graph Generation). PRODIGY enables diffusion models to generate 3D images of complex structures, such as molecules from chemical formulas.

Scientists in pharmacology, materials science, social network analysis, and other fields can use PRODIGY to simulate large-scale networks. By generating 3D molecules from multiple graph datasets, the group proved that PRODIGY could handle complex structures.

In keeping with its name, PRODIGY is the first plug-and-play machine learning (ML) approach to controllable graph generation in diffusion models. This method overcomes a known limitation inhibiting diffusion models from broad use in science and engineering.

Episode of 'Friends' Inspires New Tool that Provides Human-like Perception to MLLMs

For Jitesh Jain, conducting a simple experiment while watching one of his favorite TV series became the genesis of a paper accepted into a prestigious computer vision conference.

Jain is the creator of VCoder, a new tool that enhances the visual perception capabilities of multimodal large language models (MLLMs). Jain said MLLMs like GPT-4 with vision (GPT-4V) are prone to miss obscure objects that blend in with other objects in an image.

Davenport Named Associate Chair for Graduate Affairs

Professor Mark Davenport will oversee ECE graduate programs and admissions to further develop the School’s graduate offerings and attract leading Ph.D. candidates.

Nunn School Researcher Joins DoD-Funded Team to Explore Military AI-Human Teams

Margaret E. Kosal will help a Georgia Tech Research Institute team examining what models will work best for human-AI military teams.

New Tool Teaches Responsible AI Practices When Using Large Language Models

Thanks to a Georgia Tech researcher's new tool, application developers can now see potential harmful attributes in their prototypes.

Farsight is a tool designed for developers who use large language models (LLMs) to create applications powered by artificial intelligence (AI). Farsight alerts prototypers when they write LLM prompts that could be harmful and misused.

Downstream users can expect to benefit from better quality and safer products made with Farsight’s assistance. The tool’s lasting impact, though, is that it fosters responsible AI awareness by coaching developers on the proper use of LLMs.

Galactic Jedi: Fusing Star Wars Passion with Problem-Solving in Machine Learning Advancements

Shancong Mou, a graduate student in the H.Milton Stewart School of Industrial and Systems Engineering (ISyE), channels his passion for Star Wars into machine learning to pioneer AI for quality and productivity improvement in advanced manufacturing systems.

Rozell was joined by BRAIN Initiative Director John J. Ngai, clinical collaborators, and a family whose lives have been transformed by this work.

Neurotech Moonshot: Georgia Tech Researcher Shares Impact of BRAIN Initiative in Congressional Briefing

Georgia Tech Professor Chris Rozell recently traveled to Washington, D.C. to present his groundbreaking research on treatment-resistant depression to Congress. There, Rozell shared insights on the impact of 10 years of the NIH BRAIN Initiative — and share with local representatives how Georgia Tech is playing a key role in leading the charge.

Ivan Allen College to Offer AI Applications Minor in Conjunction with Engineering

Starting this summer, students at Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts will be able to earn a new minor in applications of artificial intelligence and machine learning designed to help them demonstrate their knowledge to prospective employers.

Transforming Package Delivery with AI Solutions

Stefan Faulkner's journey from the Caribbean to the cutting-edge AI4OPT at Georgia Tech showcases a remarkable blend of diverse backgrounds and pioneering research, setting new benchmarks in optimization and AI to tackle real-world issues and shape a future where innovation meets application.

Researchers Reveal Roadmap for AI Innovation in Brain and Language Learning

A new study co-led by School of Psychology's Anna (Anya) Ivanova uncovers the relationship between language and thought in artificial intelligence models like ChatGPT, leveraging cognitive neuroscience research on the human brain. The results are a roadmap to developing new AIs — and to better understanding how we think and communicate.

Democratizing AI: A Course on Large Language Models for IT Professionals and Citizen Developers

Large Language Models (LLMs) are transforming the technology landscape within higher education – allowing institutions to automate complex tasks, extract insights from vast amounts of data, and interact with users through natural language interfaces. The Office of Information Technology has partnered with the academic community in an initiative that educates IT professionals and business citizen developers on how to effectively use LLMs in enterprise settings.

Scholars Optimize Scientific Models with the Power of Artificial Intelligence

Scientists are always looking for better computer models that simulate the complex systems that define our world. To meet this need, a Georgia Tech workshop held Jan. 16 illustrated how new artificial intelligence (AI) research could usher the next generation of scientific computing.

The workshop focused AI technology toward optimization of complex systems. Presentations of climatological and electromagnetic simulations showed these techniques resulted in more efficient and accurate computer modeling. The workshop also progressed AI research itself since AI models typically are not well-suited for optimization tasks.

Wenjing Liao to Address American Mathematical Society Meeting

Liao, associate professor in the School of Mathematics, will lecture on machine learning and deep learning at the American Mathematical Society (AMS) Southeastern Sectional Meeting on March 23-24, 2024, at Florida State University in Tallahassee.

Carl DiSalvo, Georgia Tech School of Interactive Computing professor

Atlanta Researchers Use Mellon Grant to Launch New AI Ethics Network

Atlanta communities most vulnerable to bias and inequity in artificial intelligence (AI) are the focus of a new Atlanta-based ethics initiative being funded by a $1.3 million Mellon Foundation grant.

Machine Learning Animation Tool Takes Best Poster Prize at Visualization Conference

Ph.D. student Alec Helbling is the creator of ManimML, a tool that renders common ML concepts into animation. This development will enable new ML technologies by allowing designers to see and share their work in action.

Helbling presented ManimML at IEEE VIS, the world’s highest-rated conference for visualization research and second-highest rated for computer graphics. It received so much praise at the conference that it won the venue’s prize for best poster.

Georgia Tech Ph.D. students Gaurav Verma and Yuxi Wu

Students Earn Prestigious Fellowships Underscoring Institute’s Leadership in AI

Two Georgia Tech Ph.D. students are being recognized for their innovative research with J.P. Morgan AI Research Fellowships.

Georgia Tech CS Ph.D. student Ilhan Fatih

Breakthrough Scaling Approach Cuts Cost, Improves Accuracy of Training DNN Models

School of Computer Science researchers have developed a new framework that advances federated learning, a distributed, real-time approach for training deep neural network models. The new framework enables remote clients to equitably participate in training regardless of their computing resources.

Like Humans and Animals, AI Agents Find Their Way Through Memory

A recent paper authored by Georgia Tech researchers makes a surprising discovery — blind AI agents use memory to create maps and navigate through their surrounding environment.

Examining the Boundaries of Using AI 'Sensing' to Understand Office Workers’ Performance and Wellbeing

Researchers at Georgia Tech and Northeastern University conducted a study with information workers to learn about their perspectives on being monitored and their information being collected with passive-sensing enabled artificial intelligence (PSAI), where computing devices can unobtrusively detect and collect user behaviors.

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Misinformation Detection Models are Vulnerable to ChatGPT and Other LLMs

New research indicates that current machine learning models trained on human-produced content can struggle to detect falsehoods generated by AI-powered chatbots.

New Research Explores Using Generative AI Technology for Materials Discovery

School of Computational Science and Engineering Assistant Professor is presenting details about a first-of-its-kind algorithm for generative AI models at the 2023 Symposium on Materials Innovations, being hosted by Georgia Tech’s Institute for Materials on March 31.

Georgia Tech Announces 2023 EVPR Institute Research Award Winners

At Georgia Tech, the research enterprise covers activities from basic research to commercialization and societal use. Each year, the Executive Vice President for Research (EVPR) presents awards to recognize the achievements of faculty and staff as partners, mentors, and outstanding researchers across the many facets of the enterprise.

“Congratulations to all the exceptional nominees and to the individuals who were selected to receive this year's Institute Research Awards,” said Chaouki Abdallah, executive vice president for Research at Georgia Tech. “These outstanding researchers were nominated by their peers for their diligent research efforts, and we are proud to acknowledge them for their commitment to advance science and technology and to improve the human condition.”

Manufacturing, Finance Among Industries to Benefit from What's Next in AI for 2023

Research Paves Way for Home Robot that Can Tidy a House on Its Own

Georgia Tech Researchers Present New Machine Learning Methods and Applications at ICML 2022

Georgia Tech researchers have new published research at the International Conference on Machine Learning (ICML), a leading academic conference in machine learning, the field of computer science that gives computer systems the ability to learn from data.

Georgia Tech Research In Natural Language Processing Derives Insight from Growing Volume of Digital Text

Natural language processing (NLP) is a growing cornerstone of artificial intelligence and allows for people and machines to take action based on insights in digital text. New NLP research from Georgia Tech is allowing for patterns to be uncovered in this text and broaden the understanding of how to build better computer applications that derive value from written language.

Georgia Tech Presents Latest in Machine Learning Research at Computer Vision and Pattern Recognition Conference June 19-24

Improving collaboration in decentralized teams of bots

New Framework for Cooperative Bots Mimics High-Functioning Human Teams, Decreases Risks from Unreliable Bots

A Georgia Tech research group in the School of Interactive Computing has developed a robotics system that exceeds existing standards for collaborative bots that work independently to achieve a shared goal.

Jing Li and Turgay Ayer Named Virginia C. and Joseph C. Mello Chairs in ISyE

Professor Jing Li and Associate Professor Turgay Ayer both earned the designation earlier this year, which recognizes faculty leaders in the field of health care delivery operations.

NSF Grant Could Lead to Better Computational Tools for Human Fact Checkers

A $750,000 grant from the National Science Foundation could help give human fact checkers the computational tools needed to accurately and efficiently push back against this growing swell.

Modeling Water-cleansing Wetlands in Extreme Weather

Using AI and data modeling, Georgia Tech is researching how wetlands work and hoping to shed light on how they will function with more frequent and more intense rainstorms.

Pandarinath Wins NIH New Innovator Award for AI-Powered Brain-Machine Interfaces

Artificial intelligence could be the key to faster, universal interfaces for paralyzed patients

Associate Professor Elected SIGCHI President

Assistant Professor Named 2021 Microsoft Research Faculty Fellow

Georgia Tech Will Help Bring Critical Advancements to Online Learning as Part of Multimillion Dollar NSF Grant

Georgia Tech Top Contributor to Research at International Conference on Machine Learning

Georgia Tech Faculty Hold Workshop to Improve Integration of Ethics into Courses

Covid Seed Grant Yields Data Mining Discoveries

School of Biomedical Engineering, May 27, 2021

Why we need to build a virus early warning system

implicit bias training, May 27, 2021

Healthcare Business #11: AI, Machine learning and healthcare diagnosis

American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology ASBMB, May 24, 2021

Taming AI’s Can/Should Problem

armed conflict, May 18, 2021

The Machine Learning Center Awards Inaugural ML@GT Fellows

security dynamics, May 10, 2021

The Machine Learning Center Celebrates Its First Class of Graduates

security dynamics, May 7, 2021

Machine Learning to Present Seven Papers at Prestigious Deep Learning Conference

Machine Learning to Present Seven Papers at Prestigious Deep Learning Conference, May 5, 2021

Meet ML@GT: Ziyi Wang is Solving Optimization Problems on Complex Issues

security dynamics, May 4, 2021

ML Student Earns Prestigious IBM Ph.D. Fellowship Award

ML Student Earns Prestigious IBM Ph.D. Fellowship Award, Apr 28, 2021

Bayesian Learning Applied to Semiconductor Packaging

LA Program, Apr 27, 2021

This New Tool Can Track the Environmental Cost of Your Machine Learning Model

This New Tool Can Track the Environmental Cost of Your Machine Learning Model, Apr 26, 2021

ML Student Awarded Fellowship to Enhance AI in Fintech Transparency

ML Student Awarded Fellowship to Enhance AI in Fintech Transparency, Apr 22, 2021

Machine Learning Student Earns Electrical Engineering Award for a Second Time

security dynamics, Apr 22, 2021

Machine Learning Student Earns Electrical Engineering Award for a Second Time

security dynamics, Apr 19, 2021

Two Ph.D. Students Recognized as 2021 Apple Scholars – A First for Georgia Tech

Two Ph.D. Students Recognized as 2021 Apple Scholars – A First for Georgia Tech, Apr 16, 2021

Nine Machine Learning Faculty Members Win Teaching Awards

Nine Machine Learning Faculty Members Win Teaching Awards, Apr 13, 2021

Researchers Present Eight Papers at Top Machine Learning and Statistics Conference

Researchers Present Eight Papers at Top Machine Learning and Statistics Conference, Apr 12, 2021

Two Machine Learning Students Named 2021 NSF Graduate Research Fellows

Two Machine Learning Students Named 2021 NSF Graduate Research Fellows, Apr 7, 2021

Meet ML@GT: Woody Zhu Uses Algorithms to Help Atlanta Police Departments Better Serve their Communities

security dynamics, Apr 6, 2021

What Can an Algorithm Actually Know?

Infrastructural Membranes, Apr 2, 2021

Two ML@GT Faculty Recognized as ACM Fellows

Two ML@GT Faculty Recognized as ACM Fellows, Apr 2, 2021

College Rolls Out Virtual Red Carpet for Annual Awards

wireless health monitoring, Apr 1, 2021

George Lan Promoted to Professor

Robert Louis Stevenson, Apr 1, 2021

Assistant Professor Earns 2020 Salesforce AI Research Grant

Georgia Tech Receives $2.2M in Toyota Research Institute Robotics Funding

Chair’s Professorship for Teaching Excellence, Mar 19, 2021

Sigma Xi Honors Voit, Mitchell for Impactful Research with 2021 Awards

Maric Cimilluca, Mar 17, 2021

Celebrating Women in Computing

Celebrating Women in Computing, Mar 10, 2021

Robotics Ph.D. Student Named 2021 Adobe Research Fellow

Robotics Ph.D. Student Named 2021 Adobe Research Fellow, Feb 26, 2021

An Algorithm Is Helping a Community Detect Lead Pipes

in solidarity, Feb 25, 2021

Learning Machines: Swati Gupta Explains Optimization

security dynamics, Feb 24, 2021

Creating the Next Generation

Creating the Next Generation, Feb 19, 2021

Ph.D. Student Earns 2021 Focus Fellowship from Georgia Tech's Office of Minority Educational Development

Professor Ghassan AlRegib Discusses Deep Learning

Alexis Martinez, Feb 15, 2021

Jan Shi Awarded ASQ Shewhart Medal

Robert Louis Stevenson, Feb 8, 2021

GA Tech, Facebook partner to engage Black, Latino students in AI education

information fair, Feb 3, 2021

Meet ML@GT: Joanne Truong is Developing Robots for Complex, Real World Situations

security dynamics, Feb 2, 2021

Georgia Tech Research Highlights Premier Artificial Intelligence Conference

Georgia Tech team develops AI to read EV charging station reviews to find infrastructure gaps

glacial ice melt, Jan 26, 2021

National Science Foundation Funds Three-Year Project to Study Gene Expression in Single Cells

IC Professors Howard, Goel Named 2021 AAAI Fellows

IC Associate Professor Wins 2021 ACM-W Rising Star Award

Undergraduates Design Covid Forecasting Dashboard

Undergraduates Design Covid Forecasting Dashboard, Jan 20, 2021

Cassie Mitchell Has Made a Medal-Winning Career Out of Adapting to Changes

John R. Ragazzini Education Award, Jan 20, 2021

We Should Have Known SolarWinds Would Be a Target

Creating Helpful Incentives to Produce Semiconductors for America and Foundries Act, Jan 15, 2021

Assistant Professor Named to IEEE’s AI’s 10 to Watch List

security dynamics, Jan 14, 2021

Malcolm Gladwell Chats with Dean During a 'Return to the 404'

Malcolm Gladwell Chats with Dean During a 'Return to the 404', Jan 6, 2021

Meet ML@GT: Xinshi Chen Seeks to Bridge Connections Between Deep Learning Models and Traditional Algorithms

security dynamics, Jan 5, 2021

ML@GT Awards First-Ever Doctorate in Machine Learning from Georgia Tech

security dynamics, Dec 17, 2020

Detection of eye contact with deep neural networks is as accurate as human experts

John Peatman, Dec 17, 2020

Q&A: De'Aira Bryant Discusses Her Experience Programming a Robot for the Movie Superintelligence

Sehoon Ha Part of $500k Grant to Make Safer, More Deployable Robots

Sex, Race, and Robots author Ayanna Howard discusses how to identify, fight bias

Homer Rice Sports Performance, Dec 11, 2020

Borodovsky-Boguslavsky's Gift: Georgia Tech Couple Funds Prize for Bioinformatics

Jean-Francois Louf, Dec 11, 2020

Preparing for Emergency Response with Partial Network Information

Preparing for Emergency Response with Partial Network Information, Dec 11, 2020

This Robot Can Rap — Really

Birney Robert, Dec 8, 2020

New Chair Leads the School of Computer Science into a Collaborative Future

New Chair Leads the School of Computer Science into a Collaborative Future, Dec 7, 2020

Coronavirus Vaccine Approval Will Launch Unprecedented Public Health Initiative

similiac, Dec 3, 2020

Coronavirus Vaccine Approval Will Launch Unprecedented Public Health Initiative

similiac, Dec 3, 2020

Isbell to Present Keynote at Premier Neural Processing Conference

Isbell to Present Keynote at Premier Neural Processing Conference, Dec 2, 2020

Meet ML@GT: Daniel Scarafoni Makes Industrial Tasks Safer

Meet ML@GT: Daniel Scarafoni Makes Industrial Tasks Safer, Dec 1, 2020

Yang Named to Forbes 30 Under 30 in Science Class of 2021

Kausik Chakrabarti, Dec 1, 2020

Teaching in the Time of Covid-19

target localization, Nov 30, 2020

Find the Right Lab for You at ML@GT’s Lab Lightning Talks

security dynamics, Nov 19, 2020

Need a Note Taker? This AI Can Help.

Being Polite Can Be Essential to Getting a Loan

security dynamics, Nov 11, 2020

ML@GT Further Establishes Itself in Natural Language Processing Community

ML@GT Further Establishes Itself in Natural Language Processing Community, Nov 11, 2020

ML@GT Introduces Machine Learning and AI Cluster at INFORMS Conference

security dynamics, Nov 9, 2020

Thought Leaders to Address How Bias and Lack of Diversity Impact Data, Software, and Institutions

Thought Leaders to Address How Bias and Lack of Diversity Impact Data, Software, and Institutions, Nov 5, 2020

Teaching AI agents to communicate and act in fantasy worlds

bioelectromagnetics, Nov 4, 2020

Meet ML@GT: Zhanzhan Zhou Uses Machine Learning to End Residential Segregation in Atlanta

Meet ML@GT: Zhanzhan Zhou Uses Machine Learning to End Residential Segregation in Atlanta, Nov 3, 2020

ML@GT Introduces Machine Learning and AI Cluster at INFORMS Conference

security dynamics, Nov 2, 2020

Georgia Tech Researchers Contribute 13 Papers to Premier Visualization Conference

People want data privacy but don’t always know what they’re getting

extreme temperatures, Oct 22, 2020

Facebook AI’s co-teaching program with ML@GT to increase pathways into AI for diverse candidates

global career, Oct 22, 2020

Facebook's AI team expands post-grad courses for Black and Latinx students

public library, Oct 22, 2020

Student Selected for Competitive Workshop for Females in Engineering and Computer Science

security dynamics, Oct 19, 2020

Learning Machines: Neurocomputing Explained by Chris Rozell

Learning Machines: Neurocomputing Explained by Chris Rozell, Oct 15, 2020

ACM/IEEE Recognizes Chair's Service to Computer Science Community

ACM/IEEE Recognizes Chair's Service to Computer Science Community, Oct 13, 2020

New Podcast and Video Series Seeks to Highlight AI Researchers Stories Over Stats

New Podcast and Video Series Seeks to Highlight AI Researchers Stories Over Stats, Oct 13, 2020

Ivan Allen College of Liberal Arts and the College of Computing Launch New Ethics Center

The new Center will advance ethics-in-technology-centered research, education, and engagement at the Georgia Institute of Technology in collaboration with communities, government, non-governmental organizations.

Google Awards ML@GT Student for Outstanding Machine Learning Research

Google Awards ML@GT Student for Outstanding Machine Learning Research, Oct 9, 2020

NYT R&D Team to Discuss Technology’s Impact on Journalism in Live, Virtual Event

NYT R&D Team to Discuss Technology’s Impact on Journalism in Live, Virtual Event, Oct 7, 2020

Rebuild Supply Chains for Quicker Hurricane Recovery

Robert Louis Stevenson, Oct 2, 2020

Meet ML@GT: Andrew Sedler on Improving Neuroprosthetic Devices

security dynamics, Oct 1, 2020

Q&A with Dr. Christopher Rozell

stress reduction, Sep 25, 2020

Finally, A Site that Crops Headshots Instantly (Without Sharing Your Photos)

Finally, A Site that Crops Headshots Instantly (Without Sharing Your Photos), Sep 24, 2020

HMS Researchers Develop New Tool for Early Detection of Local-Level COVID-19 Outbreaks

Deep Neural Object Detection, Sep 24, 2020

Diversity in AI: The Invisible Men and Women

armed conflict, Sep 22, 2020

New Tool Can Detect COVID-19 Outbreaks in U.S. Counties

Robert Louis Stevenson, Sep 18, 2020

Tao Wins Best Paper Award at Artificial Intelligence and Statistics Conference

security dynamics, Sep 17, 2020

Siva Theja Maguluri Appointed to Fouts Family Early Career Professorship

Robert Louis Stevenson, Sep 16, 2020

Georgia Tech Receives Google Grant to Study Impact of Pandemic Information Seeking on Vulnerable Populations

Georgia Tech Part of $5 Million Grant to Develop AI Tech Supporting Individuals With Autism Spectrum Disorder in the Workplace

Learning Machines: Natural Language Processing Explained with Diyi Yang

Learning Machines: Natural Language Processing Explained with Diyi Yang, Sep 8, 2020

Better, Faster, and Less Biased Machine Learning

John Wallingford, Sep 4, 2020

Meet ML@GT: Yuan Yang Looks to Find the ‘Right’ Problem to Solve

Meet ML@GT: Yuan Yang Looks to Find the ‘Right’ Problem to Solve, Sep 3, 2020

Welcome New IC Faculty: Seven Join School from Variety of Research Areas

IC Student Ceara Byrne Trades Dog Toys for Masks to Chip in on Covid Relief

New Toolchain Automatically Finds Database Management System Bugs

New Toolchain Automatically Finds Database Management System Bugs, Aug 28, 2020

New algorithm follows human intuition to make visual captioning more grounded

anti-black, Aug 24, 2020

Georgia Tech Showcases Research at Premier Data Mining Conference

Georgia Tech Showcases Research at Premier Data Mining Conference, Aug 21, 2020

ML@GT and Facebook release tools to help AI navigate complex environments

macrophages, Aug 21, 2020

ML@GT Students Learn Valuable Skills from Internships Despite Participating Remotely

ML@GT Students Learn Valuable Skills from Internships Despite Participating Remotely, Aug 18, 2020

ML@GT Makes a Strong Showing at Premier European Computer Vision Conference

ML@GT Makes a Strong Showing at Premier European Computer Vision Conference, Aug 17, 2020

Learning Machines: Polo Chau Explains Data Visualizations

Learning Machines: Polo Chau Explains Data Visualizations, Aug 14, 2020

Swati Gupta Appointed to Fouts Family Early Career Professorship

Robert Louis Stevenson, Aug 13, 2020

New Algorithm Follows Human Intuition to Make Visual Captioning More Grounded

New Algorithm Follows Human Intuition to Make Visual Captioning More Grounded, Aug 12, 2020

Two IC Grads Earn Sigma Xi Best Ph.D. Thesis Awards

ML@GT Expands Natural Language Processing and Data Science Research with New Faculty Hires

ML@GT Expands Natural Language Processing and Data Science Research with New Faculty Hires, Aug 5, 2020

Why we need a G.I. Bill for the COVID era

implicit bias training, Jul 27, 2020

Herrmann Honored with 2020 SEG Reginald Fessenden Award

Herrmann Honored with 2020 SEG Reginald Fessenden Award, Jul 24, 2020

The Record Industry Is Going After Parody Songs Written By an Algorithm

Nathan Bowman, Jul 23, 2020

Georgia Tech, 6 Collaborators Receive $5.9 Million NIH Grant for a National Center in AI-based mHealth Research

Hello Robot Launches Stretch

including School of Electrical and Computer Engineering professors Oliver Brand, Jul 14, 2020

Dellaert Wins Test of Time Award for a Second Time This Year

security dynamics, Jul 9, 2020

Teaching Neural Networks When to Stop

ML@GT to Present Nine Papers at Competitive Machine Learning Conference

ML@GT to Present Nine Papers at Competitive Machine Learning Conference, Jul 8, 2020

Equity in Computing: Access to Opportunity

Equity in Computing: Access to Opportunity, Jul 6, 2020

Researchers combine reinforcement learning and NLP to escape a Grue monster

macrophages, Jul 6, 2020

Georgia Tech Professor Leads Multi-Institution Team in Combatting Hospital Acquired Infections

Georgia Tech Professor Leads Multi-Institution Team in Combatting Hospital Acquired Infections, Jul 1, 2020

New Training Data Labeling System for Machine Learning Helps Developers

New Training Data Labeling System for Machine Learning Helps Developers, Jun 29, 2020

New AI Method Lets Robots Get By With a Little Help From Their Friends

New AI Method Lets Robots Get By With a Little Help From Their Friends, Jun 24, 2020

The Formula of Creativity

The Formula of Creativity, Jun 23, 2020

Life from the Perspective of a Cyborg

Multimedia Scholarship Commons, Jun 22, 2020

New Study Explores Sentiment Around Electric Vehicles, Leading to Faster Government Response and More Infrastructure

security dynamics, Jun 22, 2020

Georgia Tech Team Uses Machine Learning to Drive Electric Vehicle Policy Findings

Tianze Song, Jun 16, 2020

DARPA Awards $9.2M Grant to Inter-agency Team Researching Quantum Computing

Robert Louis Stevenson, Jun 16, 2020

Members of the ML@GT community will discuss their Covid-19 related research efforts in a panel discussion on June 24, 2020.

ML@GT Faculty Members Will Discuss Projects Related to Covid-19 Relief During Virtual Panel

Tech Designed to Help Assistive Robots Work More Closely with Patients

Tokyo Smart City studio, Jun 10, 2020

Van Hentenryck Transforms Theories into Products Used Worldwide

Tokyo Smart City studio, Jun 10, 2020

Robotics Research Includes Advances in Systems Design, Applications, and other Key Areas

Roboticists from around the world, including researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology, are publishing their latest work at the 2020 IEEE International Conference on Robotics and Automation (ICRA), a two-week live online virtual affair the first part of June, with research activities continuing through August.