The Brutalist Report

Quartz

• Elizabeth Holmes deserves neither your pity nor your attention [710d]
• Alibaba announced its answer to ChatGPT as Xi calls for greater state control of AI [710d]
• Vogue’s Anna Wintour is planning a Met Gala-style event in London to support budget-depleted arts sector [710d]
• Here’s who’s getting kicked off of food stamps with the US debt ceiling deal [710d]
• Elon Musk is accused again of Dogecoin insider trading [710d]
• China is back on global business leaders' map [710d]
• Meta's shareholders voted against an inquiry into political bias and hate speech in India [710d]
• Nearly half of LGBTQ employees in the US think being “out” at work is a bad career move [711d]
• Space Business: NASA vs. UAP [711d]
• Adidas is entering the final chapter of its Yeezy collaboration [711d]
• Dollar General shareholders approved a workplace safety audit against the board's wishes [711d]
• How PepsiCo uses change management practices to enable careers and performance [711d]
• 🌎 Justice v Justice [711d]
• The risks and rewards of leveraging AI at work [711d]
• Pride month collections represent a moment of truth for companies courting the pink dollar [711d]
• Amazon was fined $30 million for enabling Ring workers to spy on people and keeping kids’ Alexa records [711d]
• The debt ceiling deal moves on to its next test: the US Senate [711d]
• Before lawmakers regulate AI, they must define it—and that isn’t easy [711d]
• Can African countries collaborate on an e-car? [711d]
• India has removed the periodic table and evolution from school textbooks [711d]