Bowdoin College has received a $50 million gift from Reed Hastings, 1983 alumnus, Netflix cofounder and Powder Mountain CEO, to create the Hastings Initiative for AI and Humanity. The gift, the ...

Bowdoin College gets largest gift ever, will look at impacts and use of AI The co-founder of Netflix, who is also a Bowdoin alum, is giving $50 million. Bowdoin College (Gray tv) By WMTW.

Reed Hastings is giving $50 million to his alma mater, liberal arts school Bowdoin College in Maine, to fund AI research and teaching within “ethical frameworks.” The $50 million gift from the ...

Netflix co-founder gives Bowdoin College $50 million for "ethical" AI research Reed Hastings' gift to his alma mater will fund The Hastings Initiative for AI and Humanity.

Netflix co-founder and executive chairman Reed Hastings has given $50 million to his alma mater, Bowdoin College in Maine, in support of a new initiative centered on AI.. The gift, which is the ...

Brunswick-based Bowdoin College has received a $50 million gift, the largest in its 231-year history, from Netflix co-founder Reed Hastings to fund an initiative to study artificial intelligence.

Bowdoin College in Brunswick, Maine, has taken a groundbreaking step in bridging the gap between technology and ethics with the launch of the Hastings Initiative for AI and Humanity.

Bowdoin is proud to announce a $50 million gift—the largest in our 231-year history—from Netflix cofounder Reed Hastings ’83 to launch the Hastings Initiative for AI and Humanity. 255 Maine Street ...

Representatives for Bowdoin College did not respond to the Sun’s request for comment by the time of publication. The anti-Israel demonstrators said Thursday they were protesting because the university ...

Bowdoin College has hired Jim Hoppe as the college’s next senior vice president and dean for student affairs. He will succeed Janet Lohmann, who is retiring after more than 20 years of service ...

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