Georgia Institute of Technology School of Computational Science and Engineering

Students and faculty at Georgia Tech’s College of Computing published a study that can help online moderators stop ban evasion in its tracks.

To ensure Americans can find the most accurate information, College of Computing researchers are creating machine-learning (ML) and data science tools to help fact-checkers be more efficient.

Adversarial ML attacks on object detectors may never have a chance to happen thanks to this new multimillion dollar program from Georgia Tech and Intel under DARPA.

Georgia Tech and Intel researchers launch MLsploit, a cloud-based platform for researching adversarial Machine Learning.

An SCS team won Demo Day.

J.P. Morgan, IBM, Snap, and Facebook awarded six College of Computing faculty and students.

A new trading card series of superheroes represents Georgia Tech's latest high-performance computing research at the Supercomputing Conference series.

School of Computer Science (SCS) students won three of the four top prizes at Institute for Information Security and Privacy (IISP) Cybersecurity Demo Day.

Researchers from CSE lead initiative to assess the mechanisms by which adversarial attacks on graph structured data harm machine learning models and how to thwart them.

A team of Georgia Tech researchers has developed a fast and practical way to protect artificial intelligence (AI) systems – such as those used in self-driving cars – from malicious attacks on image recognition software that could lead to such a disastrous