The Brutalist Report

Business Insider

• 'Political stunts' and 'efforts to humiliate': See how federal workers responded to Musk's '5 things' emails [31d]
• Kevin O'Leary says opponents of his Utah data center are 'professional protesters' — and some are powered by AI [31d]
• Anthropic launches AI agents for Wall Street's grunt work [31d]
• Pentagon leaders got an unusual question about Iran and 'kamikaze dolphins.' Here's how the US military uses these animals. [31d]
• 3 AI execs on why tiny teams work, and where they could fall apart [31d]
• GameStop CEO Ryan Cohen is all smiles in first televised interview since bizarre CNBC appearance [31d]
• BlackRock's Larry Fink hints at a coming partnership with a hyperscaler [31d]
• Greg Brockman's story of the split with Elon Musk starts with a 'haunted mansion' [31d]
• The most layoff-prone job in tech right now [31d]
• OpenAI loses its head of private equity to Google [31d]
• Every outfit Blake Lively has worn to the Met Gala, ranked from least to most iconic [31d]
• All the outfits worn by the Kardashian-Jenner family at the Met Gala, ranked [31d]
• Billionaire Ken Griffin: Zohran Mamdani's tax-the-rich video outside my apartment was 'creepy and weird' [31d]
• Kim Kardashian's Met Gala looks, ranked from least to most iconic [31d]
• Blake Lively's surprise Met Gala appearance was the perfect post-Baldoni comeback, PR expert says [31d]
• I used free AI tools to build my solo business in 60 days. Here's every way I put them to work. [31d]
• Google is building an AI agent that could be its answer to OpenClaw [31d]
• 2 forces are driving US economic growth, and the Iran war threatens to derail both, BofA says [31d]
• My husband and I paid for our own college degrees. We told our 3 kids they have to do the same. [31d]
• The best photos you missed from the 2026 Met Gala [31d]
• The SEC is taking a step toward letting companies report earnings twice a year [31d]
• I live in a 200-square-foot camper on my parents' property. Instead of paying rent, I cook them dinner every night. [31d]
• Why Meta's head of Threads thinks it's great if users move to DMs and 'lurk' in the feed [31d]
• How Marc Andreessen says he sets up his AI chatbot — and why critics are skeptical it works [31d]
• 12 of the most successful celebrity production companies [31d]
• 3 key things we learned about Brian Armstrong's vision for Coinbase's post-layoff workforce [31d]
• A 21-year-old had the most dangerous form of skin cancer. It looked harmless, and she had no other symptoms. [31d]
• Here's what David Ellison told Paramount employees after beating earnings estimates [31d]
• How to use SNAP benefits on DoorDash to buy groceries at Kroger [31d]
• I moved to Italy 3 years ago. I live well on a budget and feel more optimistic about retiring than I did in the US. [31d]
• Celebrities who have surprisingly never attended the Met Gala [31d]
• 13 of the best and worst Met Gala after-party looks [31d]
• My 15-year-old daughter wants a summer job. I want her to enjoy being a kid. [31d]
• I'm raising my child to be independent. I pay her $2.70 a week for chores, and she has her own debit card. [31d]
• The 30 best college towns across the US, ranked [31d]
• I ordered the same meal at Olive Garden and Red Lobster, and the winning chain had slightly lower prices [31d]
• Wall Street loves to team up when tech threatens its business [31d]
• Tiny teams, no 'pure managers,' and AI: Coinbase's memo has all the classic ingredients of a 2026 layoff letter [31d]
• Ukrainian pilots are breaking from Soviet-era tactics and learning to fly with a Western mindset, trainers say [31d]
• This new AI model hears your tone, senses your mood, and talks back like a real human. Siri could never. [31d]
• Inside one of the world's biggest aircraft 'graveyards' where planes go to die — and airlines can dissect them for parts [31d]
• 'Big Short' investor Michael Burry confirms he's sold GameStop and says he's shorting Palantir [31d]
• Harvey's CEO says AI agents are picking up more work that human lawyers used to do [31d]