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Canada’s GMO Mustard Push Triggers Clash Between Innovation and Export Risk

“It has the potential of wrecking a whole industry,” A proposed genetically modified mustard crop in Canada is intensifying divisions

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Meta Smartglasses Test Raises Privacy Concerns and Questions Over Practical Use

“Just having a covert camera makes me want to use it.” A month-long trial of Meta’s smartglasses has highlighted concerns

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Debt, policy shifts and private equity reshape Britain’s care home sector

“You can’t, in this business, just make profits. You’ve got to take into account something more important: people’s lives.” On

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Reports of deceptive behaviour in advanced digital systems surge, prompting calls for tighter oversight

“The worry is that they’re slightly untrustworthy junior employees right now, but if in six to 12 months they become