The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• ChatGPT won’t take this job: The most in-demand skill is something only humans can do [1152d]
• Netflix killed its Surprise Me button. Here’s why the shuffle-play feature never made much sense [1152d]
• Rise of the synthetic celebrity: Superplastic leads a new generation of influencers, and they’re unreal [1153d]
• Why the Mellon Foundation is spending $125 million to fight the criminal legal system [1153d]
• Search upstart You.com is melding its AI chatbot with mini-apps [1153d]
• Chipotle’s new restaurant concept introduces you to the $17 cardboard bowl [1153d]
• Hinge is rolling out its $50 per month subscription on Thursday [1153d]
• Why I’m not quitting Twitter—yet [1153d]
• The forgotten history of Black education in America [1153d]
• Why cargo ships are bringing back sails [1153d]
• This is the only business metric that matters [1153d]
• Inside the fight for a $1 million fund to help California’s low-wage vineyard workers [1153d]
• Layoffs can cause fear and grief. Here’s how teams can process those feelings using Appreciative Inquiry [1153d]
• Exclusive: Hanes undies gets a colorful redesign to win over Gen Z [1153d]
• Toxic positivity is ruining our workplaces. These three tricks can help. [1153d]
• Getting laid off is not your fault. Here’s why it’s crucial to believe that [1153d]
• How Ikea is helping this nonprofit transport 5,000 emergency shelters to Turkey [1153d]
• What this tech company learned from canceling meetings for a month [1153d]
• There’s clean drinking water in fog—if you know how to harvest it [1153d]
• AI can help address climate change—as long as it doesn’t exacerbate it [1153d]
• AI porn is colliding with human sexuality—and raising some ethical red flags [1153d]