What scripting object is utilized to access data about the currently logged in user?

The G_user scripting object is specifically designed for accessing information about the currently logged-in user in ServiceNow. This object provides various properties and methods that allow developers to retrieve user-related data easily, such as the user’s ID, name, email, roles, and other pertinent attributes.

For example, you might use G_user.getID() to obtain the user’s unique identifier or G_user.hasRole('admin') to check if the logged-in user has a specific role. This makes G_user a powerful tool for tailoring applications based on user attributes and permissions, enhancing the user experience and security within the platform.

The other options do not serve the specific purpose of accessing user information as effectively. G_form is primarily used for manipulating form data, G_data is not a standard ServiceNow object, and G_session is typically associated with session management rather than user-specific details. Thus, G_user stands out as the correct choice for retrieving current user data in ServiceNow.