Georgia Tech researchers have developed a new neural framework that examines how different training sources influence empathy and social reasoning within large language models.

School of CSE researchers Kai Wang and B. Aditya Prakash are PIs of a $1.2 million NIH R01 grant to build AI models that consider individual, social, and system factors when treating patients with Type 2 Diabetes and other chronic illnesses.

Georgia Tech researchers found that instruction changes can reduce chatbots’ reinforcement of delusional beliefs.

Clinicians can now see sensor data on how patients’ bodies react in triggering environments thanks to a new technology toolkit from Georgia Tech and Emory University.

Maritime cybersecurity training leaves sailors vulnerable to attacks that manipulate ship systems without obvious failures. The Georgia Tech study identifies weaknesses in preparation and threat recognition among military mariners.

Georgia Tech’s cybersecurity community raised over $3,600 for Klemis Kitchen in September. The campaign strengthened food access for students and supported future restocking.

A new paper by a Georgia Tech-led research team suggests that the FDA's Food Traceability Rule can disproportionately burden family farms and other small food producers due to a lack of technological infrastructure, resources, or compliance expertise.

Researchers find that deleted local AI chats may remain recoverable from a phone’s memory through a new tool called ORISA.

CSE Professor Srinivas Aluru received two NSF awards for next generation sequencing research.

The collaboration will support research in robotics, industrial and systems engineering, and aerospace technology while fostering innovation in foundational and emerging technologies.