The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Peeps maker tries to save Easter with a guarded response to the red dye 3 coloring controversy [1100d]
• Inside Microsoft’s sprint to integrate OpenAI’s GPT-4 into its ‘365’ app suite [1100d]
• Substack just announced its own Twitter [1100d]
• Schools are suing Big Tech over the teen mental health crisis. Do they have a legal case? [1100d]
• Gen Z really wants to work for the federal government, or maybe Big Tech [1100d]
• This March, not investing in women athletes is madness [1100d]
• How Apple’s headset could be a $3,000 flop—and a success [1100d]
• A Birkenstock for athleisure? Meet the Message slide [1101d]
• POV: The CHIPS Act needs a plan to bring talent to the semiconductor industry [1101d]
• BDSM iPhone cases remind us who is really in control [1101d]
• This company is turning chopsticks into furniture [1101d]
• This giant ship is a symbol of the shift from oil to renewables [1101d]
• Forget information and focus on this instead [1101d]
• AI feels like a magic act. By 2033, it will be a horror movie [1101d]
• How to give unsolicited feedback that is welcomed [1101d]
• These textiles were grown by bacteria [1101d]
• Why ‘Chinwag’ cohosts Paul Giamatti and Stephen Asma are obsessed with monsters [1101d]
• In the wake of March Madness, it’s time to invest in women athletes [1101d]