The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Oatly’s fake graffiti invites real protest in Paris [649d]
• ‘A whole lot hotter’ for rich people: Research suggests the wealthy’s ‘luxury’ shield against climate change is melting [649d]
• Tech and media layoffs, December update: Job cuts not slowing as 2023 draws to an end [650d]
• Red Lobster vastly underestimated how much shrimp people could eat—but it may still be a marketing win [650d]
• Yes, we should remove lead pipes, but clean drinking water is still no guarantee [650d]
• What is AGI in AI, and why are people so worried about it? [650d]
• The AI industry is even stronger after the drama with Sam Altman and OpenAI [650d]
• Apply at one of these companies in 2024 if you want an internship good enough to recommend [650d]
• This lead-pipe map shows where your state ranks when it comes to public water systems [650d]
• How retailers can attract Gen Z consumers this holiday season [650d]
• The eggs of the future will be from precision fermentation [650d]
• TikTok age progression: How to get the viral ‘time travel’ filter that Gen Z is obsessed with [650d]
• Montana Republicans’ attempt to ban TikTok just hit a big-sky snag [650d]
• Which Shein is going public? The one Gen Z adores—or the one it spurns? [650d]
• Columbia University scientists find that soccer headers diminish brain function over time [650d]
• A former Lucasfilm exec created this time-traveling chicken to help kids cope with climate change [650d]
• 3 companies you didn’t know were Christian-based, and one you probably did [650d]
• How Big Tech’s scheme for a California utopia is tearing apart a farming community [650d]
• Conflict happens. Here’s how to get better at dealing with it [650d]
• These noise-canceling fountains can help mask traffic [650d]
• A management expert explains how OpenAI’s nonprofit-corporate hybrid model works [650d]