The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Lauryn Hill is starring in Lin-Manuel Miranda’s ‘Warriors’ concept album [602d]
• WNBA awards Portland an expansion franchise [603d]
• ‘Make this go viral MAGA folks’: Russian propaganda group circulated this fake Kamala story [603d]
• California targets AI, political deepfakes with new laws [603d]
• Solving the AI Energy Challenge [603d]
• New AI tools can dig up skeletons in politicians’ social media histories—and yours, too [603d]
• Why is Tupperware bankrupt? Food storage brand’s Chapter 11 filing reveals how it failed to change with the times [603d]
• FCIF daily roundup: Highlights from day 2 at at the Fast Company Innovation Festival [603d]
• How do I ask for time off for my period? [603d]
• This divisive chair was a symbol of rebellion in the ’80s. Now it’s back in all its squiggly-armed glory [603d]
• We’re so close to the perfect foldable phone [603d]
• Gen Z politicians are already making change, and they’re starting with gun safety laws [603d]
• Employees are sick of surveys. Here’s the ultimate guide for how to fix them [603d]
• PayPal’s smart brand refresh ditches the blue wordmark it’s had for 20-plus years [603d]
• The mysterious reappearance of the Reggie Bar [603d]
• 4 habits of lifelong learners you can use [603d]
• Racial bias costs the U.S. economy a staggering $2 trillion annually. Here are 5 potential solutions [603d]
• This inventive brutalist lamp is actually made out of bacteria-based concrete [603d]
• This new Costco comes with affordable apartments upstairs—and a rooftop pool [603d]
• Mississippi River water levels are dangerously low—which is trouble for both farmers and supply chains [603d]
• How LinkedIn became influencers’ hot new video platform [603d]
• How to get better at being on time at work [603d]