How Tech AI Helps Organizations Put AI to Work

Georgia Tech and Emory University are investing more than $1 billion in artificial intelligence to advance research, develop talent and drive economic growth. Tech AI aims to translate that work into practical applications by connecting businesses and public-sector organizations with Georgia Tech’s AI expertise. 

Through these partnerships, Tech AI helps organizations identify use cases, develop and validate solutions, and build workforce capabilities to apply AI to challenges in manufacturing, logistics, energy, health care and enterprise software. 

“Organizations don’t need another headline about what AI might do. They need a practical way to determine where AI can make a difference. Tech AI connects those challenges with Georgia Tech’s expertise to help move ideas toward solutions,” said Stephen Rosner, director of business operations for Tech AI at Georgia Tech. 

Tech AI also creates opportunities for organizations to connect with Georgia Tech researchers, students and industry partners.  

 The Tech AI Symposium and AI Career Fair bring these groups together to discuss applied AI, industry collaboration and workforce needs while connecting employers with students and alumni pursuing AI-related careers. The programming also highlights how Georgia Tech’s research, education and industry partnerships can help organizations respond to emerging technologies and changing workforce demands. (Learn more about the symposium and career fair.) 

As the region’s AI ecosystem grows, Tech AI offers organizations a starting point for exploring how AI can address their needs and move from concept to deployment. 

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