Innovation Lab

The AI Innovation lab is a creative space where state agencies and qualified partners can collaborate on projects to improve Georgia government.

Bring Us Your AI Project

The Innovation Lab is here to help find AI solutions that will improve your organization's performance. Here's what you can expect when you work with us.

Innovation Lab Intro

The AI Innovation Lab, a creative space located within GTA headquarters at 47 Trinity Avenue SW in Atlanta, will enable state agencies to collaborate with a roster of qualified partners in a secure environment on projects to improve Georgia government. The Lab's key mission is to accelerate the adoption of cutting-edge AI technologies.

Our qualified partners will work with state agencies to:

  • Identify business challenges and optimization opportunities, drive scale
  • Provide information and proposals for technology-driven solutions
  • Build and evaluate Proofs of Concept (POCs) using synthetic data

Qualified Partners

In 2024, GTA opened a Request for Qualified Contractors (RFQC) to identify a pool of service providers that can partner with state agencies to solve real-world problems and streamline government operations. Working through the AI Innovation Lab, these selected vendors will develop Proofs of Concept (POCs), explore cutting-edge solutions, and prototype ideas that will accelerate the adoption of AI technologies across Georgia government.

Areas of focus include:

  • Automation services
  • Communication services
  • Knowledge management services
  • Data analytics and business intelligence services
  • Video
  • Image and audio analysis services
  • Organizational readiness assessments and consulting services
  • Emerging technology

Qualified Partners CTA

GTA has identified a pool of service providers to work on projects in the Innovation Lab.

Innovation Lab Projects

Aspen Institute Chatbot Project

Streamlining Fair Housing Complaint Intake Using Generative AI Technology

How can the State of Georgia’s Commission on Equal Opportunity improve the intake and investigations capacity of its Fair Housing Division? This project proposes expediting the Fair Housing complaint intake process using artificial intelligence tools. This project was completed as part of the 2024 Tech Executive Leadership Initiative (TELI) hosted in conjunction with the Tech Talent Project.