The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Headed to Barbenheimer? Here’s how you can support the Hollywood strike [985d]
• ChatGPT can now remember who you are and how you want it to behave [985d]
• Sergey Brin is back at Google—and he’s working on AI [985d]
• Are these heat waves so hot they need names? [985d]
• Tech giants pinky-swear to Biden they’ll develop AI safely [985d]
• Even dolphins are getting in on Barbie mania [985d]
• Is Juul making a comeback? Embattled vape company readies new device with age-verification tech [986d]
• Fast Company’s 9th annual Innovation Festival returns to NYC this September [986d]
• Google has a new AI tool for journalism—but should we trust tech to meddle in newsrooms? [986d]
• Tornado damage to Pfizer plant could create long-term drug shortages [986d]
• OpenAI, Microsoft, Google, and Meta agree to add AI safeguards [986d]
• The invisible handbook of skills Gen Z employees lack [986d]
• Your paycheck could arrive in seconds with FedNow. These banks are already signed on [986d]
• ‘The more I tried to find my passion, the more lost I felt’: 3 Gen Zers talk about their relationship with money [986d]
• Barbie’s global domination: Exactly how Mattel pulled it off [986d]
• Staying in one job is sexy again. Here’s how to make your days more compelling [986d]
• We had a design agency reimagine ‘bleisure’ for the hybrid world. Yes, it involves VR. [986d]
• Would you wear these new sneakers designed by AI? [986d]
• Amazon is trying to shrink its single-use plastic. It’s kind of working [986d]
• POV: NY prisons are in crisis. Body cams won’t help [986d]
• Pentagram redesigns Re—inc for the Women’s World Cup [986d]
• 3 employee ‘beige flags’ that should give you pause [986d]
• We may not be able to eliminate bias in AI. But we can at least tame the tech [986d]