Faculty from the Department of Management Information Systems welcomed researchers from across the United States to the inaugural Conference on Generative AI in Research Methods on Oct. 2.
Category: Research
In a recent study sponsored by the Brookings Institution, Tobias Huber examined the rise in hurricane damage and property insurance rates. They found that modeled expected hurricane losses in Florida increased by 50% but hurricane insurance premiums jumped by more than 200%.
A firm handshake used to be all a job candidate needed to make a good first impression, but today a growing number of firms are relying on artificial intelligence to screen applicants. According to a new study from the University of Georgia, it also changes how job candidates act — and not always for the better.
According to a newly-released study by the Selig Center for Economic Growth, the University System of Georgia (USG) generated a record $25.1 billion for the state’s economy in Fiscal Year 2025. The number represents an 8.9% increase over last year.
Tina Carpenter’s passion for student inspiration and classroom innovation earned her the country’s highest and most prestigious award in accounting education.
From game highlights to cold cases to political pontificating, podcasts provide the stage for public conversations in 2026.
But are we learning anything from all that chatter? When it comes to investing and playing the markets, the answer seems to be yes.
Video games have played a major role in the cultural conversation for more than four decades, but consumer brands still struggle to power up their access to gamers by advertising in video games.
After serving as interim dean since last summer, Santanu Chatterjee was named the 13th dean of the Terry College of Business following a national search.
Market watchers may see machine learning analyst programs as a golden ticket to gains. New research shows that how each program is built impacts if and when it’s accurate.
Terry College of Business faculty celebrate grants, awards and appointments.