The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• This classic answer engine still outsmarts AI chatbots [463d]
• The Savannah Bananas storm Fenway Park [463d]
• Housing market inventory in Texas is back above pre-pandemic levels. These states could be next [463d]
• This Harvard dropout thinks AI recruiters are the future of college admissions [463d]
• A tale of 2 families: Teens rely on social media, but some opt out until it’s necessary [464d]
• L.A. County has been home to toxic oil wells for 100 years—and Big Oil wants to keep them open [464d]
• Detroit is building a new cultural district, one abandoned building at a time [464d]
• Creating new, larger protected areas for wildlife is hard. Here’s what it takes [464d]
• Three burning AI questions that Apple needs to answer at WWDC 24 [464d]
• Ultra-endurance athlete Rich Roll explains the practices that fuel transformation [464d]
• Scientists don’t know much about the heliosphere’s shape. An interstellar probe could change that [464d]
• AI search answers are like fast food: Convenient but not the healthiest for your information diet [464d]
• How innovation is making PR more accessible [464d]
• New York to ban ‘addictive’ suggested posts on social media feeds for kids [464d]
• Supreme Court 2023 financial disclosures reveal Thomas’ Bali stay, Kentaji’s Beyoncé tickets and book deals [464d]
• How to optimize hybrid work for greater innovation [464d]
• We’re about to glimpse life on the other side of algorithms [464d]
• Longevity and the inclusive workplace [464d]
• GameStop stock plunges after surprise earnings report, despite Roaring Kitty’s return [464d]
• Creatives are right to be fed up with Adobe and every other tech company right now [464d]
• Agility Robotics CEO Peggy Johnson insists the robots are only coming for the jobs we don’t want [464d]