Tag: Artificial Intelligence

Goizueta MBA students are building the technology fluency and judgment to lead as emerging technologies reshape business. Artificial intelligence may be dominating headlines, but the...

The business world awaiting today’s MBA students will look different from the one they entered before graduate school—and it will continue changing long after...

After more than four decades at the forefront of artificial intelligence, organizational science, and public health innovation, Michael J. Prietula is retiring from Emory...

New research from Goizueta's Ruomeng Cui shows how causal AI can optimize last-mile delivery—and improve decision-making far beyond logistics. In logistics, the final leg of...

Shengpu Tang, Emory assistant professor of computer science, found a flaw in many peer-reviewed studies using the AI method known as reinforcement learning as a theoretical guide for the treatment of sepsis.

Whittney Barth, associate teaching professor at Emory Law School and executive director of Emory’s Center for the Study of Law and Religion, answers questions about AI, religion and workplace protections.

Grant Huddleston, a finance and economics major, spent his time at Emory focused on access, community and long-term growth. The efforts resulted in his cofounding multiple clubs and resources.

Associate Professor of Organization & Management Özgecan Koçak is interested in collective decision-making: how groups and organizations aggregate their knowledge of and opinions about...

Since joining Emory in 2020, computer scientist Liang Zhao has built AI tools in collaboration with scientists across the university, working to speed and improve processes related to discovery and medical diagnostics.

Emory chemists and computer scientists tapped AI to find new disinfectants to combat the growing problem of dangerous “superbugs.” The Journal of Chemical Information and Modeling published their method for designing molecules to kill bacteria.

Nobel Prize-winning economist Peter Howitt told an Emory audience he can’t predict the impact of artificial intelligence and how disruptive it will be. But he summed up his feelings about AI in two words: don’t panic.

A research team in Emory’s Natural Language Processing lab, led by Jinho Choi, is developing Tinker Tales, an interactive storytelling platform designed to help young children understand how AI works by building stories with it.