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AI is powering our latest technology, expanding our research capabilities and changing the way we teach and learn. At the University of Georgia, AI is everywhere. It’s an opportunity to reach across the world—and even beyond it.

 
(Front L-R) Graduate students Katie Walters, Yuri Lee and Cheryl Wilson experiment with virtual reality with (Outside L-R) professor Janette Hill, Cory Gleasman, Swagata Das and professor Ikeson (Ike) Choi observing in the Research and Innovation in Learning Laboratory (RAIL).

Institute for Artificial Intelligence

IAI is an interdisciplinary research and instructional unit that is advancing the science of artificial intelligence.

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Institute for Artificial Intelligence

IAI is an interdisciplinary research and instructional unit that is advancing the science of artificial intelligence.

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(Front L-R) Graduate students Katie Walters, Yuri Lee and Cheryl Wilson experiment with virtual reality with (Outside L-R) professor Janette Hill, Cory Gleasman, Swagata Das and professor Ikeson (Ike) Choi observing in the Research and Innovation in Learning Laboratory (RAIL).
 

Artificial Intelligence Guidance

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Artificial Intelligence Guidance

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Resources for Faculty

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Resources for Students

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Latest News

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UGA joins NextGenAI consortium

The University of Georgia is joining the NextGenAI consortium, a partnership with 14 other leading research institutions and technology company OpenAI to accelerate AI research and education.

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AI may speed up the grading process for teachers

A new UGA study suggests that AI could speed up the grading process for teachers, but it may sacrifice some accuracy in the process.

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$10 million grant to fund national GenAI center at UGA

The center will provide national leadership on best practices for using generative artificial intelligence  in schools, strengthening competence in GenAI in middle school science classrooms.

Transferring to UGA streamlined with new tech

As part of its commitment to increasing transfer student enrollment, the University of Georgia is updating its process to help students determine their status faster.

AI art may lead to more lawsuits

Mike Schuster, an associate professor of legal studies at the Terry College of Business, argues that a pervasive public bias against art created with generative artificial intelligence may lead to more copyright lawsuits and legal awards for copyright plaintiffs.

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Learning from generated communications

Recent studies from UGA’s Grady College of Journalism and Mass Communication suggest some of the possible risks and rewards that go along with artificial intelligence and other emerging technologies.

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