The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• The new second shift is burning out both parents [48d]
• Pokémon turns 30: What’s behind the media franchise’s enduring appeal? [48d]
• Anthropic is refusing to bend on AI safeguards as dispute with Pentagon nears deadline [48d]
• Duolingo stock is falling off a cliff, continuing a dramatic collapse. You can’t just blame that ‘AI first’ memo [48d]
• Moltbook: The conversation we should be having [48d]
• Jack Dorsey’s fintech company Block is laying off thousands, citing gains from AI [48d]
• Archer Aviation and Starlink hope your first ride in an air taxi will include in-flight internet [48d]
• Jack Dorsey makes a grim prediction about the future of work as he lays off 4,000 Block employees in AI push [48d]
• How Starbucks designed its new iconic cup and big comfy chair [48d]
• Inside OpenAI’s fast-growing Codex: The people building the AI that codes alongside you [48d]
• Job hunting 101: Dealing with the 5 stages of grief after a rejection letter [48d]
• No, AI is not about to kill the software industry [48d]
• Netflix stock price rises along with Paramount while WBD falls. How the merger shakeup is impacting markets [48d]
• In defense of not paying for AI [48d]
• Is AI driving away your best customers? 3 fixes for bridging gaps with growth audiences [48d]
• Meet ‘Patty,’ Burger King’s new AI assistant that lives in employees’ headsets [48d]
• Why AI’s flaws are hurting girls most [48d]
• ‘I’ve never said no to work’: Jeremiah Brent on how he’s building his design legacy [48d]
• Have you heard the one about Musk, Bezos, and Altman walking into a gym? [48d]
• Andrew Ng says AGI is decades away—and the real AI bubble risk is in the training layer [48d]
• How to create connection at work that doesn’t feel forced [48d]
• The middle manager’s playbook for staying sane and moving up [48d]
• How to find meaning in your work [48d]
• Corporate America has daddy issues [48d]
• This cowboy got rich selling veggie burgers. Here’s how [48d]
• 4 networking moves to master in the age of AI [49d]
• Think you’re too old to start a business? Science says people in their 40s, 50s, and even 60s have a distinct advantage [49d]
• This simple mindset shift will transform your freelance career [49d]