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University of Georgia cybersecurity expert Roberto Perdisci is the Patty and D.R. Grimes Distinguished Professor of Computer Science and director of the UGA Institute of Cybersecurity and Privacy. His research primarily focuses on using machine learning and AI as tools to improve cybersecurity.

The University of Georgia will host an interdisciplinary conference March 23–24 examining how artificial intelligence and immersive technologies are transforming health care practice and education.

The University of Georgia’s Institute for Artificial Intelligence has awarded seed grants to eight university-wide research projects designed to advance interdisciplinary AI research. The grants aim to spark breakthroughs in how data science and artificial intelligence are applied to complex societal challenges.

The Generative AI Student Competition returns for a third year, asking students to use artificial intelligence tools to create something meaningful that enriches the UGA community or experience.

Arun Rai, a scholar who has studied digital innovations in organizations and communities for more than 35 years, spoke on “Responsible AI for the Future of Work” during the University of Georgia’s annual Ethics Week Lecture, held Nov. 7.

The Institute for AI (IAI) is pleased to launch its second interdisciplinary seed grant program for this fiscal year.

Arun Rai, a distinguished scholar who has studied digital innovations in organizations and communities for more than 35 years, will deliver the University of Georgia’s annual Ethics Week Lecture on Nov. 7.

Marty Parker, senior supply chain lecturer and coordinator of the Terry College of Business Supply Chain Advisory Board, convened a panel of industry and academic experts on the future of AI in supply chains.

On Oct. 10, faculty, students and guests will gather to learn about the work of the Institute for Artificial Intelligence’s new fellows and to brainstorm opportunities to collaborate around five convergence themes.

To prepare students for the rapidly growing field of artificial intelligence, the University of Georgia School of Computer Science now offers an Area of Emphasis in Artificial Intelligence as part of its computer science degree.

The University of Georgia’s AI research community continues to gain national recognition, with faculty earning prestigious awards from Amazon, Google, and the National Science Foundation.

UGA students in the VIPR program research robotics, agrivoltaics and ecological monitoring.

Beginning fall semester 2025, students can earn a certificate by taking 16 credit hours of AI-related course work.

Patrick O’Connor, a professor of kinesiology, spoke with the Daily Mail about the adoption of smartwatches, rings and other wearable tech and what they might be able to tell wearers in the future.

UGA students, faculty and staff have access to two powerful AI tools from Google: Gemini and NotebookLM, both securely housed within UGA’s Google Workspace environment.

For the second year, University of Georgia students submitted projects to the Generative AI Competition, which recognizes student AI projects that enrich the UGA community or experience.

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.

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.

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.

The event will take place on April 29 at Memorial Hall, Ballroom from 3:00 to 6:00 PM.

The Institute for Artificial Intelligence invites you to the AI Research Spotlight event, which will focus on our seed grant awardees.

The Institute held its seed grant competition in two rounds, during which it requested letters of intent in the first round, invited full proposals in the second round, and selected just a handful of these for funding.

This event celebrates 40 years of achievements in Artificial Intelligence at UGA with research highlights, open discussions and faculty mixers.

The Institute for AI (IAI) is pleased to launch its interdisciplinary seed grant program for the 2025 fiscal year.