The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Who’s still buying real estate in the metaverse? [1116d]
• BMW’s new factory doesn’t exist in real life, but it will still change the car industry [1116d]
• Nearly a quarter of U.S. women want to run for political office [1116d]
• Google is releasing its Bard AI chatbot to the public [1116d]
• Adobe is diving—carefully!—into generative AI [1116d]
• The real reason more women and people of color suffer from imposter syndrome [1117d]
• This startup hopes to pay users $50 a month to sell companies their data [1117d]
• You’ll soon see sports retailer Fanatics’ logo on the NHL’s official player jerseys [1117d]
• After SVB’s collapse, banks and fintechs look to beef up FDIC insurance [1117d]
• The problem with Don Norman [1117d]
• Frontier’s CEO insists 5 Gig internet isn’t an excuse to raise prices [1117d]
• ‘This could actually be catastrophic’: What the end of the public health emergency means for telehealth [1117d]
• ‘It was a free-for-all’: NYC restaurants hope the city will finally make outdoor dining permanent [1117d]
• Why a wave of graduate student unions is sweeping the country [1117d]
• 5 ways to make your résumé more impressive without lying [1117d]
• The Girl Scouts have a real estate strategy [1117d]
• Having dreams about work? Here’s how to know if it’s time to make a change [1117d]
• Want to speed up Windows? Tweak these 3 settings [1117d]
• Apple’s silence on generative AI grows louder [1117d]