With increasing work demands and workforce shortages, providing an accurate, automated way to classify image quality will create a streamlined approach and reduce the need for repeat scans.

New research from Georgia Tech is giving scientists more control options over generative artificial intelligence (AI) models in their studies.

A new AI teammate developed by Assistant Professor Christopher MacLellan could be the ideal co-opt video game partner.

Partnering with Chicago's Museum of Science and Industry, Researchers at Georgia Tech are creating accessible museum exhibits that explain artificial intelligence (AI) to middle school students.

Georgia Tech hosted the 2024 International Conference on Preconditioning Techniques for Scientific and Industrial Applications (Precond 24), June 10-12.

GTMI's Georgia AIM project is working with the Georgia VECTR Center to train veterans in industry-standard robotics, manufacturing modules, cameras, and network systems using their new AI-Enhanced Robotic Manufacturing Studio.

Engineers working in machine learning and AI offer a crash course in the basic concepts and buzzwords that have moved from the lab to everyday life.

Iesha Baldwin, the inaugural Georgia AIM Fellow with the Partnership for Inclusive Innovation, hopes to use artificial intelligence to cut down on manufacturing waste — and improve science education.

Georgia Tech engineers are refining AI tools and deploying them to help individuals, cities, and everything in between.

Georgia AIM — a project born out of the Georgia Tech Manufacturing Institute working to bring equitable AI to Georgia's manufacturers — recently hosted Vice President Kamala Harris as she kicked off her Economic Opportunity Tour.

New analysis from Georgia Tech indicates that a phenomenon known as social correction may help to counter false and misleading onloine claims.

Georgia Tech researchers found that chatbots are less accurate in Spanish, Chinese, and Hindi compared to English when asked health-related questions.

Cardiologists and surgeons could soon have a new mobile augmented reality (AR) tool to improve collaboration in surgical planning.

Georgia Tech and KSU faculty are putting a collaborative AI system they’ve developed to the ultimate test: the world’s first collaborative AI dance performance.

A new collaboration is paving the way for OMSCS students to connect with interdisciplinary research projects in labs across campus.