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New CS Grad Reflects on Ph.D. Journey

Last week, Georgia Tech recognized hundreds of students completing their degrees. One of these students is Mirabel Reid, who received her Ph.D. in computer science. Reid started the CS Ph.D. program ...
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At Computing, Building AI Agent Skills Begins at First-Year Orientation Seminar

Thanks to a successful pilot program, computer science majors will now build an artificial intelligence (AI) agent to use during their time at Georgia Tech. The pilot is a new addition to the existing ...
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Students Test AI Strategies in Chicken Game Competition

As the final weeks of the semester arrived in CS 3600: Introduction to Artificial Intelligence (AI), students weren’t just studying for exams; they were preparing their autonomous “chicken agents” for ...
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GenAI Summit Highlights AI Innovation

Recognizing the growing importance of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) in computing, researchers from Georgia Tech recently gathered to showcase their advances in the field. The focus of the ...
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Professor to Advise OpenAI on Improving Well-Being Through ChatGPT

A Georgia Tech interactive computing professor has been selected to advise one of the largest artificial intelligence (AI) companies on making its agents safer and healthier to use. OpenAI, the ...
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Passport to Success: Global Itinerary Leads CS Grad to Prestigious International Designation

When computer science (CS) major Amber Ephraim walks across the Commencement stage this month, her diploma will bear a distinction earned by only a few Georgia Tech graduates each year: the ...
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What if Hospitals Could Automatically Protect Patients from Cyber Threats?

A software update was missed for the program running your local hospital’s X-ray machines. A hacker now controls all the machines and is demanding $500,000 in cryptocurrency be sent to an anonymous ...
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New Recyclable PCB Could Reduce E-Waste

A new recyclable printed circuit board (PCB) could help slow the global e-waste crisis. Josiah Hester, an associate professor in the School of Interactive Computing, is part of a multi-institutional ...
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First-Years Earn Second Place at National Hackathon with AI Benefits Advisor

A team of first-year computer science students earned second place at CodeLinc 10, a national 24-hour hackathon hosted by Lincoln Financial Group and Amazon Web Services (AWS). FinMate, the team’s ...
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Computing Staffer Enters the Ring with Wrestling Photo Exhibit at the Fulton County Library

For most people, wrestling conjures images of body slams, roaring crowds, and neon costumes. For Kevin Beasley, it's something else entirely. For him, wrestling is an art form. "When I see wrestling, ...
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Department Raises Thousands for Campus Food Pantry

The School of Cybersecurity and Privacy (SCP) kicked off the season of giving early this year with a more than $2,000 food donation to Klemis Kitchen, Georgia Tech ...
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Georgia Tech Team Designing Robot Guide Dog to Assist the Visually Impaired

People who are visually impaired and cannot afford or care for service animals might have a practical alternative in a robotic guide dog being developed at Georgia Tech. Before launching its prototype ...