This page lists our seminar series schedules for IDEaS affiliated Centers and Programs, as well as upcoming workshops and conferences that our community of ML, AI, and HPC researchers and faculty might find of interest. 

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Foundations of Artificial Intelligence Seminar Series

 

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Welcome to the Foundations of AI Seminar Series @ Georgia Tech, a series showcasing the latest research and developments in Artificial Intelligence in research domains from Science and Engineering to Policy. Our goal is to bring together students, postdocs, professors, and industry researchers to discuss a wide range of AI topics, including Machine Learning, Efficient AI, Symbolic AI, AI Theory, AI Systems, and the intersection of AI and Programming Languages and Software Engineering (PLSE).

Seminar Schedule Fall 2025

 

September Speakers

 

AI, New National Security Threat Vectors, and Ungoverned Space

 Ann Fitz-Gerald, Balsillie School of International Affairs
September 9, 2025 | 4pm - 5pm  |Instructional Center Classroom 215 & Zoom

Abstract: Artificial intelligence is part of a broader “general-purpose” technology ecosystem that is transforming global security. Alongside AI, new threat vectors are emerging—from the growing role of non-state actors to the expansion of national security domains beyond land, sea, and air to include cyber and space. For middle powers, this landscape is further complicated by patchwork regulatory frameworks and the dominance of rules set by global powers. At the same time, the distinction between economic security and national security is rapidly dissolving, raising urgent questions about resilience, sovereignty, and competitiveness. This talk will explore what these shifts mean for the national capacity of governments, the role of civil servants, and the need to reimagine defence and security institutions in a digital era.

Learn More and Access Zoom Link Here

 


September 22, 2025 | Title, Time & Location Coming Soon

Ali Sarhadi, School of Earth & Atmospheric Sciences, Georgia Tech

 


 

October Speakers

Corina Pasareanu | Principal Systems Scientist, CyLab @ CMU