AI @ GCSU

A new Master of Science in AI Strategy degree — an innovative program meant to equip individuals from any background with the skills to harness the power of emerging technology in any business or industry — is coming to Georgia College & State University. The program was approved today by the University System of Georgia Board of Regents and is currently accepting applications for the fall 2026 class. “This is not a software engineering program,” said GCSU President Cathy Cox. “Instead,...

By Gil Pound It’s tax time across the United States. Many Americans are putting on their amateur accountant hats as they file their state and federal returns. With the growing popularity of artificial intelligence, self-filing taxpayers may be tempted to turn to AI technology to prepare their returns. Georgia College & State University lecturer of accounting Scott Burns says it’s not yet time to hand tax filing over to AI. “AI looks so efficient, but at this stage it can really only...

By Gil PoundWorld War II, the Pope and artificial intelligence are not topics one generally hears mentioned together, but all three are at the center of a unique presentation taking place at Georgia College & State University’s Magnolia Ballroom Tuesday, Sept. 30, from 5 to 6 p.m.Drs. Armin Stein and Katrin Bergener – visiting scholars from Germany’s University of Münster – are using AI technology to examine over 56,000 pages of correspondence sent to Pope Pius XII from Jewish families...

By Amanda Respess and Mike CavaliereArtificial intelligence is changing the way the world does business, and Georgia College & State University is responding in kind — by launching labs, creating new graduation requirements, bringing in expert speakers and rethinking its approach to business technology.Thinking HolisticallyGCSU began engaging in earnest with artificial intelligence, investigating ways to harness its immense power for good, with last year’s launch of the AI Lab on campus...