Tag: harvard_gazette
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Study: 556,200 Doctors Now Using AI, Often Beyond Their Expertise
A Harvard Gazette report says physician adoption of AI has been dramatic in speed and scale, with many doctors asking questions outside their own areas of expertise.
HealthScience & TechnologyPolitics and GovernmentEducationArtificial IntelligenceMedical ScienceGeneral PoliticsSocial Issues physiciansHarvard Gazettepublic healthJill Leporeconstitutional conventionHarvard University
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Harvard Gazette Highlights Hip Fracture Risks, Gerrymandering Outlook, and Grudge Culture
Harvard Gazette roundup features an endocrinologist on the life-or-death stakes of weak bones, law professors on whether gerrymandering will be a November dud, and a look at grudge culture.
HealthPolitics and GovernmentEducationEntertainmentUSAElectionMedical ScienceFilm and TVLegal Harvard GazetteHip FracturesGerrymanderingNavi PillayHealthy Aging SymposiumHarvard T.H. Chan School of Public HealthHarvard Film Archive
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Harvard Gazette Highlights Parenting Fears, AI Toolkit for Teachers
Harvard Gazette roundup covers the paralyzing fear of ruining your child, a K-12 artificial intelligence toolkit with an "AI To Z" glossary, and a Lani Guinier archive opening.
HealthScience & TechnologyMediaEducationArtificial IntelligenceSocial IssuesLegal Harvard GazetteparentingK-12 teachersLani GuinierW.E.B. Du Bois MedalHarvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health
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Harvard's 'Nobel Incubator' Bio Labs Turns 95
Harvard Gazette marks 95 years of the Bio Labs, a facility described as a 'Nobel incubator,' alongside features on AI self-improvement, phone addiction and student projects.
Science & TechnologyHealthMediaEducationArtificial IntelligenceComputers and InternetMedical ScienceSocial Issues Harvard UniversityBio LabsNobel incubatorJonathan ZittrainHarvard Gazettei-Lab
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Harvard Gazette Newsletter Highlights: Supreme Court Opinions, Down-Ballot Research, Peptide Hype
Harvard Gazette newsletter features faculty-respected Supreme Court opinions, research challenging conventional wisdom on down-ballot effects, a Chan School professor on peptide hype, and upcoming campus events.
Politics and GovernmentHealthScience & TechnologyEducationLegalArtificial IntelligenceFilm and TVSportUSA Harvard GazetteSupreme CourtHarvard Chan SchoolpeptidesHarvard Kennedy SchoolWeatherhead Center for International AffairsHarvard football
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Harvard Gazette Roundup: Nobel Laureates on Life After the Prize, Doctorow on Tech Monopoly, and a Climate Case Before SCOTUS
Harvard Gazette highlights include Claudia Goldin and Gary Ruvkun on life as Nobel laureates, Cory Doctorow on tech monopoly and AI, and a preview of Suncor Energy v. Boulder County.
Science & TechnologyLaw EnforcementEnvironmentEducationLegalClimate ChangeArtificial IntelligenceEnergy Harvard GazetteNobel PrizeClaudia GoldinGary RuvkunCory DoctorowSuncor Energy Inc. v. Boulder CountyHarvard Kennedy School
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Harvard Gazette Highlights: Fairy Tales, CS50's AI Tutor, and Paul Giamatti
Harvard Gazette roundup features Maria Tatar on fairy tales, David Malan on CS50's AI tutor, Paul Giamatti on a monster role, and upcoming campus events.
Science & TechnologyEntertainmentMediaEducationArtificial IntelligenceFilm and TVDigital and Print PublishingComputers and Internet Harvard GazetteMaria TatarDavid MalanCS50Paul GiamattiHarvard Graduate School of EducationArtificial Intimacy
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Could AI Be a U.S.-China Uniter? Harvard Gazette Highlights Furman on the Race With No Finish Line
Harvard Gazette newsletter spotlights Jason Furman on a race with no finish line, shared safety concerns and where dominance matters, plus cancer research and teacher isolation.
Science & TechnologyHealthEducationUSAArtificial IntelligenceMedical ScienceComputers and InternetSocial IssuesEntertainment Harvard GazetteJason FurmanU.S.-China relationsGalit LahavCancer ResearchHarvard Museums of Science & Culture
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Harvard Gazette Highlights Gene Therapy, Algorithms, and Migraine Research
Harvard Gazette spotlights gene therapy's promise and ethics with David Liu and Eliot Shearer, a podcast on algorithmic feeds, and a researcher's quest to crack the migraine puzzle.
HealthScience & TechnologyPolitics and GovernmentMediaMedical ScienceComputers and InternetArtificial IntelligenceEducationEurope Gene TherapyHarvard GazetteDavid LiuEliot ShearerMigrainePedro SánchezHarvard Radcliffe Institute
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Harvard Gazette Highlights Administrative Burden, Gerrymandering, and National Security
Harvard Gazette roundup features a journalist's book on administrative burden, gerrymandering's effect on voters, a Law School national security initiative, and upcoming campus events.
Politics and GovernmentScience & TechnologyHealthEducationGeneral PoliticsArtificial IntelligenceLegalSocial Issues Harvard Gazetteadministrative burdengerrymanderingHarvard Law Schoolnational securityHarvard Kennedy SchoolArtsThursdays
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Every Candidate's Running Mate: AI
Strategists predict powerful new technology will bring seismic shifts to U.S. political life, while a Harvard Kennedy School budget analyst works to quantify the heavy toll of war.
Politics and GovernmentScience & TechnologyHealthEducationArtificial IntelligenceGeneral PoliticsEnvironmentFilm and TV U.S. PoliticsLinda BilmesHarvard Kennedy SchoolSleepHarvard GazetteFeatured Events
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Tech Insiders Call for Humanist-Scientist Discourse Amid AI's 'Copernican Moment'
Harvard Gazette newsletter highlights tech insiders urging humanist-scientist dialogue in the AI age, plus stories on scandal prevention, a quiz, new faculty, and featured campus events.
Science & TechnologyEducationEntertainmentArtificial IntelligenceSocial IssuesLegal Harvard UniversityHarvard GazetteJacob MchangamaRandall KennedyHarvard Art MuseumsHigher Education
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Harvard Panel Marks 9/11 Anniversary With Warning on National Unity
A Harvard Institute of Politics panel featuring a fire chief, a journalist and an admiral who survived the Pentagon attack lamented the decline in U.S. national unity since 9/11.
Politics and GovernmentHealthScience & TechnologyBusinessEducationMediaMedical ScienceArtificial IntelligenceEmployment and LaborSocial IssuesFilm and TV 9/11Harvard Institute of Politicsnational unityPentagon attackopioidsHarvard Gazette
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Newly Approved Pancreatic Cancer Drug Called 'Critical First Step'
Harvard Gazette reports a frontline researcher calls a newly approved pancreatic cancer medication a 'critical first step'; also features a mathematician's lesson and Alejandro Mayorkas on post-9/11 Homeland Security.
HealthPolitics and GovernmentScience & TechnologyEntertainmentMedical ScienceFederal GovernmentFilm and TVEducationUSA pancreatic cancernewly approved medicationHarvard GazetteAlejandro MayorkasHomeland Securitypost-9/11mathematician