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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.