The College of Computing has convened a search committee charged to engage with applicants and recommend qualified finalists for the next Chair of the School of Computing Instruction at Georgia Tech.

For example, Xiong said, if people dismiss something they should trust too quickly because of AI mistrust, the researchers ...

Yang’s proposal recently earned him recognition as a 2025 Google Research Scholar. Along with converting popular social apps, ...

On Friday, a group of Georgia Tech alumni, students, and faculty will join fellow finalists in the Las Vegas Convention ...

Payman Benham, Sixu Li, Irene Wang, and William Won were chosen from over 150 applicants based on their machine learning (ML) ...

A veteran professor from the School of Computer Science (SCS) is among those recently honored by the University System of ...

Eighty teachers from four states recently completed intensive training on how to teach artificial intelligence (AI) to middle schoolers, part of a growing initiative to make AI education more ...

The Georgia Institute of Technology and the College of Computing admit students based on a comprehensive evaluation of each applicant's achievements, aptitude and potential for growth. Known as ...

Georgia Tech and its research partners have received a $20 million grant from the National Science Foundation (NSF) to build an AI-centered supercomputer that will support researchers nationwide. The ...

Photo of the JUPITER Booster, housed in Germany at the Jülich Supercomputing Centre (JSC). JUPITER is the worlds fourth fastest supercomputer, and the fastest in Europe, according to the June 2025 ...

The College of Computing offers a minor in Computational Data Analysis for students in other disciplines who are looking to combine their area of study with the mathematical and statistical background ...

Georgia Tech prides itself on a long history of interdisciplinary work, and GT Computing research centers continue this tradition of reaching across academic boundaries to tackle important problems.