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When Justice Fails at the Joint Account A law that is actually supposed to support families ends up denying benefits precisely to those who are...

How IT Entrepreneur R. Grows Instead of Shrinking Many IT companies fear that artificial intelligence will accelerate development so much that fewer people will be...

How Media Symbolism Kept the Hairdressing Trade Small – and Why That’s Changing Now Whenever German news programs report on the minimum wage, a certain...

I am writing this because I believe that in our culture we are subject to a dangerous oversimplification that bothers me as a man and...

Personally, I consider what I call metaprompting to be even more important than reverse prompting. By this I mean describing to AI what you want...

Today I want to talk about a dynamic that I see over and over again – and that I know very well myself: The self-critical...

A plea for language as a boundary marker Recently, in a chat with Alexander and Benjamin, a big idea emerged from a small wordplay (“Air...

“Soon, lawyers like us won’t be needed anymore.” A sentence that’s been making the rounds in many law firms over the past few months—often half-ironically,...

Friday, October 17 — Farewell & Departure Last stand-up before the long weekend: Aanya Patelamiya checks in her final commit, the team from Ahmedabad wishes...