The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Gen Z and millennials get their news from the paper, and Nextdoor [1113d]
• Lyft sued by 17 passengers, drivers who claim the company failed to protect them [1113d]
• After an astonishing rise and fall, the Wing finally folds [1113d]
• DALL-E can now use AI to extend images as a human artist might [1113d]
• What’s happening with BBBY? Reddit’s favorite meme stock has a lot going on right now [1113d]
• NeuraLight is making neurological diagnostics more precise [1113d]
• Snap stock price falls to fresh lows on report that layoffs are coming for Snapchat’s parent [1113d]
• Why Greenland’s melting ice sheet could be ‘catastrophic’ for coastal communities [1114d]
• How to help the people of Pakistan hit by ‘apocalyptic’ floods: 5 things you can do now [1114d]
• Amid Pakistan’s extreme flooding, these low-cost bamboo shelters could provide relief [1114d]
• Why we should embrace ‘radical curiosity’ and learn to ask better questions [1114d]
• Looking old before your time? Your smartphone’s blue light may be to blame [1114d]
• ‘Why am I pouring money into an endless pit?’ 4 families on what student loan forgiveness means for them [1114d]
• This 30-second fashion show demonstrates the true creative power of DALL-E 2 [1114d]
• The godfather of healthtech wants to make it easier to control your health information [1114d]
• Find the perfect couch in this gamified interior design Pinterest board [1114d]
• A beautiful zigzagging walkway gives this once-polluted river curb appeal [1114d]
• The FTC’s Kochava lawsuit shows that your phone reveals more about you than you think [1114d]