School of Computing Instruction (SCI) faculty member Nimisha Roy has been named director of online undergraduate initiatives, ...

Beyond improving workplace tools, SlideAgent also points to a broader shift in AI. Instead of building only larger and more powerful models, the work shows how smarter design and more efficient ...

Gwendolyn Kearney is always open to new challenges. She took on a new one when she was promoted in the spring to Faculty ...

"Out of the 16 critical infrastructure sectors defined by the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency, four are ...

My interest was in how we could provide more personalized and aligned support to individuals trying to grow food themselves ...

Christian Battaglia (CS 2017) has endowed a need-based scholarship in the College of Computing. “I wanted to help students,” ...

Traditional metrics like application data and discussion board activity may not tell the full story when it comes to online student success. Two new studies from Georgia Tech’s Online Master of ...

As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes more integrated into everyday life, researchers are working to better understand and reduce the new digital safety risks it creates. "I am excited and honored ...

For more than 100 rising 11th-grade students attending this year’s Georgia Tech Summer Institute (GTSI), computing wasn't presented as a single career path or a fixed set of programming languages.

The house in the distance, with a red, hip-shaped roof and white walls, tells Radu Casapu that this place is probably somewhere in Spain or Portugal. The surrounding trees resemble those of a ...

With more than half a million dollars at stake, it’s no surprise that nearly 160 student teams entered the College of Computing’s sixth annual Klaus Startup Challenge. The competition to win one of ...

When a bartender checks an ID, they quickly verify a customer’s date of birth and identity before serving them. Companies that employ online age verification claim their products function the same way ...