The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• These long-range climate forecasts can tell us about the economy [578d]
• Big on design, but not on DIY? These easy-to-mount pendant lights are for you [578d]
• CFPB funding ruled legal by the Supreme Court, ending case that could’ve destroyed the watchdog [578d]
• Wisdom gains value as the price of intelligence drops [578d]
• Google and OpenAI’s announcements signal the end of the beginning of the AI wars [578d]
• How easyJet is making a post-pandemic comeback [578d]
• Big Oil abandoned this California town 10 years ago. Now, it has a new plan to save it [578d]
• Here’s how Apple can compete against OpenAI and Google [578d]
• Toyota’s first EV pickup truck is being tested in Thailand [578d]
• Methane is spewing from U.S. landfills, in amounts exceeding EPA limits, report shows [578d]
• How to reduce Scope 3 emissions? [578d]
• Japanese telecoms provider will use AI to smooth out irate customer voices before routing to reps [578d]
• Oil spill and partial bridge collapse happen after a barge collides at Texas port [578d]
• The Golden State Valkyries’ new logo hides a Bay Area landmark [578d]
• Florida’s DeSantis, in ‘act of cognitive dissonance’ signs a new bill into law that ignores climate change threats [578d]
• Samsung has a brilliant response to Apple’s hated ‘Crush’ ad [578d]
• This former Tesla engineer designed a battery that could make a $25K EV possible [578d]
• 7 ways to make your phone less enticing [578d]
• There’s already a big winner in the 2024 housing market: homebuilders [578d]
• How AI apps are moving beyond basic chatbots [578d]
• Will local newsrooms get left behind by the AI revolution? [578d]
• How companies use ‘cognitive diversity’ as an excuse to keep hiring white men [578d]
• Nike ISPA’s futuristic new poncho doubles as a tent [578d]
• OpenAI’s GPT-4o may be better at making friends than you are [578d]
• Naming a brand can cost more than $50,000. This new AI-powered service will do it for much less [578d]
• AI can be a friend or an enemy to nearly half the workforce. Here’s how to make sure it’s the former [578d]
• How the EVA sandal became the shoe of the summer [578d]
• These stunning sculptures are made of thousands of CDs [578d]
• These 3 AI editors can help polish your prose [578d]
• 3 red flags that you’re doing performance management wrong [578d]
• Should salaries be based on where you live? [578d]
• Why rituals, not habits, make you more productive [578d]
• 7 big tech companies with 500+ remote job openings right now [578d]
• Indonesia seeded clouds to stop more rainfall after deadly floods [579d]
• How ‘noise’ creates problems for AI—and what to do about it [579d]
• War takes a toll on the environment. Here’s how to change that [579d]
• Mondays at the office are making a comeback [579d]
• More Americans are hungry due to rising food costs—but many don’t qualify for aid [579d]
• Elon Musk’s X now treats the term ‘cisgender’ as a slur on the platform [579d]
• Digital bank Chime to roll out earned wage access product [579d]
• Junior Bank of America banker who died was working over 100 hours a week [579d]
• The luckiest generation? Why Gen Z is entering the workforce at the perfect time [579d]
• Congress clears major aviation safety and refunds bill [579d]
• Voice-cloning tech helped recreate this landmark 1954 Supreme Court case [579d]
• Buying a used Tesla? Edmunds has some tips [579d]
• How local businesses drive community growth [579d]
• ‘I feel betrayed’: Schumer’s much-awaited AI road map gets panned by watchdogs [579d]
• These 50 global housing markets have the most millionaires [579d]
• Netflix-NFL deal tests fans’ subscription fatigue. How costly could streaming every game get? [579d]
• ‘We matter’: Labor laws are changing to protect nannies at work [579d]