The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• How leaders can be vulnerable on social media without being TMI oversharers [456d]
• The TikTok ban misses the big picture: America’s social media literary problem [456d]
• Phish’s Trey Anastasio shares why playing at the Sphere in Las Vegas is unique [456d]
• The ethical pros and cons of Meta’s new Llama 3 open-source AI model [456d]
• 8 renter-friendly tips to personalize your home [456d]
• Here’s what it actually costs to build a single-family home, as told by one pie chart [456d]
• How Big Tequila is fighting to make sure you never fully know what’s in your margaritas [456d]
• The rise of the NBA gig worker [456d]
• If leaders want to be trusted, they need to trust their teams [456d]
• State governments must be loving 4/20 almost as much as Tax Day [456d]
• This AI turns novels into hypnotic dreams [456d]
• The USDA has a plan to help organic farmers. It starts with hummus [456d]
• A Bugatti penthouse? That’ll cost you $200 million [456d]
• Try these powerful life principles to tap into your unlimited potential [456d]
• A timeline of Tesla Cybertruck problems, from rust to hail damage to pedal recalls [456d]
• The one question you need to cultivate wisdom from Chip Conley’s Modern Elder Academy [457d]
• Weight-loss drug startup Metsera wants to take on Novo and Lilly. Here’s what you need to know [457d]
• Gold and bitcoin demand is surging as U.S. debt rises [457d]
• AI at the Olympics: Organizers reveal plans to protect athletes from online harassment and more [457d]
• ‘Deepfakes’ are concerning but won’t stop the Olympic Games’ broadcaster from embracing AI [457d]
• United Auto Workers tests its hold in the South as a Tennessee Volkswagen finishes voting on membership [457d]
• EPA lists PFOA and PFOS ‘forever chemicals’ as hazardous substances eligible for Superfund cleanup [457d]
• California renters with pets: A new bill might ban blanket no-pets policies and fees [457d]