The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Alphabet’s cloud problem is raining on Google’s parade [691d]
• Lil Wayne and The Rock are right: Wax museums are frustratingly bad at depicting Black celebrities [691d]
• Microsoft earnings blow past analyst expectations [691d]
• The end of passwords? Amazon becomes the latest to adopt biometric alternatives [691d]
• Qualcomm’s Snapdragon X Elite chip is a big bet on the PC’s future [691d]
• Cruise suspends driverless vehicle operations in San Francisco after DMV revokes permit [691d]
• Bitcoin price rising: What’s driving the latest crypto rally? [691d]
• 33 states sue Meta, accusing it of harming young people’s mental health [691d]
• Why tens of thousands of women and nonbinary workers walked off the job in Iceland today [691d]
• Pfizer’s ‘casual’ layoffs livestream is the next Better.com CEO gaffe—and workers are livid [691d]
• Of course AI is coming for PowerPoint now [691d]
• We need a better way to find AI’s dangerous flaws [691d]
• Psychologists have figured out why you can’t stop eating that candy bar. Smokers may relate [691d]
• This biotech company uses AI to enable doctors to share research to cure diseases [691d]
• This $5,000 jacket was dyed by bacteria [691d]
• Ron Shaich’s Panera changed how America eats. Now he wants to transform your life [691d]
• Senator Mark Warner says Congress is already losing the plot on AI regulation [691d]
• Patagonia just designed its warmest coat ever, and it’s made from trash [691d]
• This basketball shoe brand is becoming the Air Jordan for women and girls [691d]
• Almost all courtrooms have this design feature. Could it actually be a flaw? [691d]
• This San Diego church is building its own affordable housing [691d]
• What brands and individuals can learn from the ‘Taylor Swift Effect’ [691d]