The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• The big question Elon Musk hopes to answer with xAI: ‘Where the hell are the aliens?’ [993d]
• A rolling iPhone? Here’s a look at the patent Apple filed [993d]
• Twitter’s paying some users to tweet—and it’s already raising eyebrows [993d]
• Atmospheric scientists say supercomputers could save us from flight turbulence. Here’s how [993d]
• What’s happening with student debt forgiveness? 5 things to know about Biden’s SAVE plan [993d]
• A New York lawmaker used AI to come up with a housing bill. Is the legislation any good? [993d]
• Threads has one big advantage over Twitter: Zuckerberg understands advertising [993d]
• Death Valley is a tourist hotspot—despite dangerous heat wave [993d]
• An AI in Elon Musk’s image—what could possibly go wrong? [993d]
• Top brands are getting more engagement on Threads than on identical posts for Twitter: report [993d]
• Netflix’s crackdown on password sharing is working. New subscriber count up 236%: report [993d]
• How a security startup’s air-raid alert app is saving lives in Ukraine [993d]
• Shopify’s new Sidekick AI is about to make entrepreneurs’ lives so much easier [993d]
• Climate change is altering the color of our oceans [993d]
• Your brand is Barbie [993d]
• They were Javelin missiles used to fight Russian tanks. Now they’re high-end speakers [993d]
• How to deal with frustrating coworkers when working remotely [993d]
• POV: Congress is preventing us from fixing McDonald’s ice cream machines [993d]
• For Twitter, this one key metric ticked up just days before the Threads launch [993d]