Could AI Be a U.S.-China Uniter? Harvard Gazette Highlights Furman on the Race With No Finish Line

Could AI be a U.S.-China uniter? That question headlines the Harvard Gazette's latest edition, which features Jason Furman on a race with no finish line, shared safety concerns, and where dominance matters.

The newsletter also highlights how cancer cells decide their fate. For 16 hours at a time, Galit Lahav peered into the microscope, watching and waiting.

In "Teaching can be so isolating," the Gazette examines why a decent salary is only part of the answer for struggling educators.

In "Collecting Wonders," the Gazette reports clear evidence that extinct doesn't have to mean lifeless.

Featured events include ¡Celebremos Puerto Rico! at Harvard Museums of Science & Culture, 1-4 p.m. Sunday, and "The Adventures of Prince Achmed" with live musical accompaniment at Harvard Film Archive, 3 p.m. Sunday.