Faculty and administrators convened in Mills Hall last Friday for their first meeting of the year to discuss, among other topics, national news affecting the College and student use of artificial intelligence (AI).
The College is now offering students, staff and faculty access to premium models of five generative artificial intelligence (AI) companies, as of early August.
Bowdoin’s Office of Information Technology (IT) has made the models available through LibreChat, an open-source application …
On Monday, President Safa Zaki announced a $50 million donation from Netflix co-founder Reed Hastings ’83 to propel the College toward the forefront of liberal arts institutions engaging with artificial intelligence (AI). With this unprecedented gift, the College will launch …
As the conversation around artificial intelligence (AI) tools and their impacts at colleges like Bowdoin continues, some faculty from the Department of Computer Science are pursuing a unique approach—exposing students to AI and allowing them to form their own opinions …
Three Bowdoin students participating in a hackathon earlier this month developed an educational tool to improve writing skills using artificial intelligence (AI), raising important questions about the role of AI in relation to academics.
It is hard not to cringe when reading about last week’s Global Artificial Intelligence (AI) summit, with governments around the world—led by the U.S.—competing to offer the least AI oversight. Safety is not taking a backseat; it is unceremoniously stuffed …
I remember that fateful day when a cursed image framed by a rose gold iPhone SE frame graced my third-grade eyes. The controversy. The scandal. The colors? The dress.
Blue and black? Or white and gold? Some deviants call it …
As students, faculty and administrators across the College grapple with the explosive growth of artificial intelligence (AI) and its implications for academia, a faculty-led committee aims to find a path forward.
The AI Subcommittee of the Committee on Teaching and …
Don your tinfoil hats, friends, and prepare for the AI overlords to tell you how to live your life. Y’know, I always figured the world would go out with a boom, but it’s kinda just a sad fizzle.
As students gathered in Kresge Auditorium for a series of presentations during this year’s Sophomore Bootcamp, they not only gained the typical tools for writing cover letters and resumes but also learned how to incorporate artificial intelligence (AI) into their …