The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Twitter’s transparency reporting has tanked under Elon Musk [1146d]
• Why it’s unlikely the Supreme Court decides to shake up Section 230 [1146d]
• Will Congress miss its chance to regulate generative AI early? [1146d]
• After Winnie the Pooh, these other characters will soon enter the public domain [1146d]
• Lime reports its first fully profitable year on an adjusted basis [1146d]
• Tech layoffs aside, employers in these 10 states are struggling to hire right now [1146d]
• A science fiction magazine closed submissions after being bombarded with stories written by ChatGPT [1146d]
• These plant-based refugee shelters were made to survive typhoons [1146d]
• To rebuild Ukraine for the future, architects are looking to the past [1146d]
• The Republican backlash to so-called ‘woke capitalism’ may be tanking a key climate proposal [1146d]
• 5 ways to respond when someone calls you or your company ‘woke’ [1146d]
• What companies can learn from genetic evolution to survive in challenging times [1147d]
• Exclusive: Kevin Hart’s Fabletics launches ‘activewear scrubs’ [1147d]
• Why ChatGPT’s search answers are no substitute for links [1147d]
• Why more people want to work in HR now [1147d]
• How one company is turning 50,000 tons of rubble into apartment buildings in Ukraine [1147d]
• Europeans love these tiny cars. Could they ever work in America? [1147d]
• Tiny cars are all the rage in European cities. Could they ever work in America? [1147d]
• How to get better at planning for the future [1147d]
• Why Tally beats Google Forms when it comes to survey tools [1147d]