AIHUB@CAU is combining academic programs, faculty development and research partnerships to prepare students for advanced study and careers in the field of artificial intelligence.

The project will explore how an AI coach can help middle school students experiment with physics, develop STEM skills, and build confidence through creative problem-solving.

As Georgia Tech and Emory invest more than $1 billion in artificial intelligence, Tech AI connects organizations with Georgia Tech expertise to turn AI opportunities into practical solutions.

Researchers find that deleted local AI chats may remain recoverable from a phone’s memory through a new tool called ORISA.

The three-year initiative gives researchers greater access to AI tools, training, and computing power to help accelerate scientific breakthroughs.

Ashley Ni first came to BridgeUP STEM as a high school student, joining in the 2024-2025 academic year. Now she is a computer science student, returning to the program as a Helen Fellow and serving as the first BridgeUP STEM participant to experience the

The funding strengthens Georgia’s ability to attract companies, develop talent, and accelerate Atlanta’s growth as a leading tech hub.

New degree aims to prepare professionals to apply AI responsibly in their field. 

Georgia Tech researchers have developed a new neural framework that examines how different training sources influence empathy and social reasoning within large language models.

The collaboration will support research in robotics, industrial and systems engineering, and aerospace technology while fostering innovation in foundational and emerging technologies. 

The fall cohort of 18 researchers will participate in a free, fully remote, 5-week program.

Artificial intelligence may operate in the digital world, but it leaves a massive and very real physical and societal footprint. What does AI’s rapid growth mean for the future of humanity? How can it be steered towards a more prosperous future for all?

Georgia Tech's Kamau Bobb will discuss his new book as the Oct. 16 guest of the CM+CTRL Speaker Series.

The challenges of turning artificial intelligence research into useful tools brought Georgia Tech researchers, educators, students, and industry leaders together Sept. 28 at Exhibition Hall for the Tech AI Symposium.

Researchers at Georgia Tech's H. Milton Stewart School of Industrial and Systems Engineering (ISyE) are rethinking how intelligent systems recognize and respond to the unexpected.