Georgia Tech AI

AI Across Georgia Tech

Georgia Tech AI is the central destination for artificial intelligence at Georgia Tech, uniting more than 1,000 faculty, researchers, and students in one of the most comprehensive AI ecosystems. Backed by more than $107.9 million in research funding, Georgia Tech AI drives breakthroughs in healthcare, manufacturing, transportation, robotics, computing, public policy, and beyond while preparing the next generation of AI innovators through world-class education and hands-on learning.

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AI Research Across Campus

Georgia Tech’s NSF-supported AI institutes advance innovative AI methods through interdisciplinary collaboration to drive real-world impact. 

US NSF Al Institutes

Our departments and groups integrate AI, robotics, data science, and machine learning research to drive innovation across industry, technology, and society.

Interdisciplinary Research

Tech AI collaborates with data centers and innovation labs to provide resources and spaces that accelerate AI research and drive advances in intelligent manufacturing.

Data Centers

Georgia Tech offers AI-focused degrees and certificates across computer science, robotics, industrial engineering, and machine learning, including undergraduate, graduate, and online options. 

Degree Programs

ML@GT brings together thought leaders and practitioners while training the next generation of pioneers in machine learning and AI.

Machine Learning

NSF awards Georgia Tech and its partners $20 million to build a powerful new AI supercomputer.

Hive Super AI Super Computer at Georgia Tech

National AI Supercomputer

AI by the numbers

20,000+

Faculty and Students

actively engaged in AI research, education and outreach

$201.3M

in AI Funding

from NSF, DOE, NVIDIA, GIGABYTE, foundations and industry partners supporting AI research, education and community initiatives across Georgia Tech.

1,000+

AI Research Publications

across Georgia Tech’s colleges, schools and research institutes

Latest News

CSE Leadership Transition Comes as School Continues Rapid Growth

School of CSE Professor Polo Chau is stepping into the role of associate chair of the School as Professor Edmond Chow departs to teach at Georgia Tech-Europe for the 2026-2027 academic year.

Open Source, Big Ideas: Scientific Computing Community Heading to Georgia Tech

Georgia Tech is hosting the 2026 MFEM (Modular Finite Element Methods) Community Workshop, Sept. 22-25. MFEM supports research in computational physics, earth systems modeling, engineering, energy, and other fields.