The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Tucker Carlson is already getting lots of Twitter views, but that’s not the same as TV ratings [1063d]
• Expedia is betting that AI will change the way we travel [1063d]
• Google’s I/O announcements reveal a sprint to catch up with OpenAI/Microsoft in generative AI [1063d]
• Google’s first folding phone is inspired by a Moleskine notebook [1063d]
• George Santos is now in federal custody. Here are the financial crimes he’s accused of [1063d]
• Gmail’s AI can now write emails for you [1063d]
• Google and Adobe have a secret weapon against Microsoft and OpenAI [1063d]
• Meet Google’s new AI Search. And its feisty alter ego [1063d]
• Where’s my self-driving car? [1063d]
• Exclusive: Grindr launches web version of LBGTQ dating app [1063d]
• Scale AI unveils its full-stack generative AI platform [1063d]
• Airtable is bringing AI to your workflow that could help make your team more productive [1063d]
• Airbnb stock price tanks on news of cheaper plans and bookings miss. Here’s what’s happening [1063d]
• Of course Nintendo’s ‘Super Mario’ movie confounded the critics [1063d]
• Gen Z really wants a phone break. Baby boomers? Not so much [1063d]
• How a ‘worst-case’ data breach rocked Minneapolis schools [1063d]
• This floating home may be the future of housing [1063d]
• What makes a logo feel ‘normal’? [1063d]
• The secret behind New York’s most energy-efficient new office building [1063d]
• Why Vietnam is about to be the next big thing in organic coffee [1063d]
• How OpenAI may keep enterprises from building their own AI models [1063d]