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The European AI Act never once uses the phrase human in the loop, which comes from a 2012 report calling for a ban on...

Everybody attributes the phrase to the Act. Procurement documents cite it. Vendors promise it. Compliance decks put it on a slide with the article number next to it. Article 14 does not contain it. Not once, and neither does it...

Psychology says people who become strangely quiet around certain family members aren’t necessarily shy — part of them may still remember how small they...

There’s a specific kind of quiet that only turns up at family gatherings. Someone who runs meetings for a living, who will happily argue with a stranger about football, who is funny at dinner parties, goes oddly flat the moment...

Psychology says people who become more selective about who they spend time with as they age aren’t necessarily becoming antisocial — they may be...

Somewhere after thirty, the guest list gets shorter. Fewer birthday drinks. Fewer group chats that survive the calendar year. Fewer people worth crossing a city for on a Tuesday. Most people read that as a character flaw. Gone boring. Gone...

Psychology says people who reach midlife and wonder “Is this it?” aren’t necessarily having a crisis — they may be realizing that the life...

A friend rang me at two in the morning, Bangkok time, which meant it was a civilised hour wherever he was and a criminal one where I was. He was forty-six. He had the job, the flat, the marriage,...

In a month-long study of 136 couples, how well partners talked about money predicted how satisfied they were a month later, while how often...

Talking to your partner about money more often did not show up, in either partner’s numbers, as a happier relationship a month later. That is the awkward middle of a new study that followed 136 couples through November 2025, asking...

B.C. Opens $2 Million Call to Help Early-Stage Tech Reach the Market

British Columbia is opening a second funding call designed to help early-stage technology companies prove their products in real-world environments and move closer to commercial adoption. Through Innovate BC’s Early-Stage Demonstration Call, the province will provide up to $2 million...

Psychology says people who never write in the group chat aren’t antisocial or indifferent — they’re often the ones who read every message twice...

There is one in every group chat. Forty messages about where to eat, three voice notes nobody plays, a poll, a photo of somebody’s dog, and then a name sitting at the bottom of the participant list that has...

Psychology says retirees who struggle to find purpose aren’t lazy or ungrateful, they’re often the people who defined themselves so completely through their work...

A man I know spent thirty-one years as a structural engineer. Six weeks after his farewell lunch he had reorganised the garage twice, alphabetised a spice rack he does not cook from, and begun sending me articles at four...

Psychology says people who never make a fuss about their own birthday aren’t indifferent to being loved, they’ve often spent so long making others...

Every group has one. The person who knows your mother’s operation is on Thursday. Who turns up with the right cake for the right kid. Who remembers which cousin is off dairy this year. Ask them what they want...

Treasurer Jim Chalmers just dropped new draft laws on CGT for startups and there’s some good news

The Albanese government has backed away from several of the most contentious aspects of a proposed startup carve-out from its capital gains tax overhaul, cutting the minimum holding period for shares from five to three years, removing a proposed...
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Jeffries outlines priorities as Dems prepare to take power

With Congress back this week, Republicans and Democrats alike are wasting no time preparing for the new session that...
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