FSU Leads National Conversations on AI in Education

Florida State University (FSU) made significant contributions to national conversations on artificial intelligence in education at Google's North American headquarters in New York City. Paul Marty, professor and associate vice provost for Academic Innovation at FSU, represented the university at two events: the Google GSV Higher Ed Leader Fellowship and the Google Higher Ed Leader Series Conference.

Marty, a member of the 2026 cohort of Google GSV Higher Ed Leader Fellows, participated in AI gatherings focused on Gemini and the future of higher education. He demonstrated an FSU classroom notebook for higher education leaders, featuring a custom thermodynamics notebook created by Ralm Ricarte, an assistant professor of chemical engineering.

FSU is part of Google's AI for Education Accelerator program and a Gemini for Education partner. The accelerator provides students and educators with AI tools designed to support productivity, personalized learning, and prepare students for a technology-driven workforce.