The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• The housing market is shifting—here’s where it’s happening [598d]
• Elon Musk’s plan to recover a SpaceX Starship rocket [598d]
• This always-listening AI necklace wants to be your new best friend [598d]
• The racial income gap between Gen X and millennials is starting to shrink [598d]
• KOSA and COPPA 2.0 aimed at protecting kids online awaits a Senate vote [598d]
• Former Barstool CEO Erika Ayers Badan wants to bring some edge to the lifestyle industry [598d]
• Putting data in the driver’s seat [598d]
• OnlyFans stars leave the sexting to AI [598d]
• Restaurant loyalty program Blackbird is launching payments and introducing ‘guest value scores’ [598d]
• Harris vs. Trump: 2 ways their AI policy differs [598d]
• Perplexity will soon start selling ads within AI search [598d]
• CrowdStrike fallout continues: Beware of these scams linked to the blue screen outage [598d]
• This new AI marketing tool aims to be a data scientist, strategist, and planner all rolled into one [598d]
• What is overemployment? The controversial remote work trend, explained [598d]
• Tesla is recalling over 1.8 million EVs because of a crash hazard: What to know [598d]
• This may be the most frustrating part of applying for jobs online [598d]
• How this ‘Godfather of Sustainability’ persuades CEOs to change their business [598d]
• Millennial and Gen Z workers communicate differently. Here’s how [598d]
• Can’t afford a house? A new startup connects buyers to investors who can help [598d]
• Call her Kamala? The problem with using a first name only for professional women [598d]
• Most U.S. workers think they’re paid unfairly. Can tech help? [598d]
• This gorgeous new film made with OpenAI’s Sora shows how AI can go beyond cultural appropriation [598d]
• Inside the University of Austin, America’s new ‘anti-woke’ college [598d]
• 3 reasons you should never call someone a future leader [598d]
• DC Comics brings back Milton Glaser’s classic logo for a new era of superhero movies [598d]
• Most New Yorkers opposed congestion pricing. But history—and psychology—says they would have flip-flopped fast [598d]
• Inside the Swedish factory that could be the future of green steel [598d]
• The 2024 Olympics shows the power—and promise—of women’s sports [598d]
• Adele’s Munich concert series is taking place in a custom—and temporary—stadium [598d]
• ‘We are somewhat invisible’: Why home care work is so hard—and so critical [598d]
• Paris Olympics: How to watch Simone Biles in the women’s gymnastics finals free without cable [599d]
• Wildfire smoke increases dementia risk more than other air pollution, study says [599d]
• U.S. border agents need a warrant to search cell phones, federal court rules [599d]
• NIL in college sports raises questions about nonprofits [599d]
• LinkedIn’s chief product officer discusses how AI will help hiring and recruitment [599d]
• Elon Musk shares parody ad with Kamala Harris’s voice cloned—renewing concerns of AI in politics [599d]
• American flags for the federal government should be made in the U.S. only, Congress says [599d]
• Forcing workers back into the office could be risky. Here’s why [599d]
• French fiber optic cables cut in latest Olympics attack [599d]
• This Frank Stewart photography exhibit showcases the influence of Black churches and jazz [599d]
• Target will give you coupons if you swap your old jeans for its own denim styles [599d]
• This year’s Olympic flame isn’t a flame at all—and that’s a good thing [599d]
• Why everyone is going nuts for these pictures of Kamala Harris holding random records [599d]