The Brutalist Report - businessinsider
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- AI proptech startup EliseAI is in talks to raise a new round of funding at a $3.7 billion valuation [19d]
- Fidji Simo says she believes AI can 'cure all diseases,' agreeing with Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei [19d]
- YouTube videos are going to become more popular — without becoming more popular [19d]
- I've traveled beyond Japan's popular Tokyo-Kyoto-Osaka route. There are 4 cool day trips I'd actually recommend. [19d]
- 4 things you should never order in front of your boss or coworkers, according to an etiquette expert [19d]
- David Ellison's Paramount wants its WBD merger challengers to put up nearly $1.9 billion [19d]
- Google is buying Spirit Airlines' old data for $10 million to improve its AI [19d]
- I tried Ina Garten's espresso martini and was tipsy after just a few sips [19d]
- John Gruber calls Claude's AI watermarking 'patently offensive' [19d]
- I went to Royal Caribbean's private island in the Bahamas. It's not for me, but I get why cruisers love it. [19d]
- Rugged robotic mules could make dangerous supply missions safer for US soldiers, but there are some things still to work out [19d]
- I built an AI C-suite to help me run my small business. As a creative, I was hesitant to use AI, but it's helpful for certain things. [19d]
- Celebrities and CEOs mixed Disney style with luxury status symbols at the D23 event. Here's what they wore. [19d]
- I've lived in Florida for over 25 years. Skip the major cities and spend time in these 5 gorgeous state parks instead. [19d]
- OpenAI president says companies should do 10 things ASAP to defend against AI cyber threats [19d]
- The 10 British universities with the most American students, ranked [19d]
- I ordered milkshakes from Dairy Queen, Carvel, and Baskin-Robbins. There was a clear winner in terms of flavor and value. [19d]
- The US Army wants machines that can pull drinking water from the air for fights far from reliable supply lines [19d]
- I locked in a 3.25% mortgage rate in a desirable suburb. It looks like success on the surface, but feels far from it. [19d]
- An interior designer with 27 years of experience shares 10 things he'd never have in his own home [19d]
- First came self-driving cars. Now, Waymo veterans are building autonomous construction equipment. [19d]
- The US military is paying RTX's Raytheon big for more Tomahawk missiles. It burned through many of them fighting Iran. [19d]
- Leopold Aschenbrenner's Situational Awareness bet big on SanDisk and Micron before it blew up [19d]
- Meet Russia's richest woman, a billionaire whose e-commerce company is being targeted by Ukrainian drone strikes [19d]
- See 6 repurposed Boeing 747s with unusual second lives, from a Swedish hotel to a scuba site in Bahrain [19d]
- EY is turning its internships into yearlong residencies as AI changes entry-level work [19d]
- Layoff fears are pushing some visa holders out of Big Tech [19d]
- My parents thought I was wasting my life playing video games. I became a millionaire by 27. [19d]
- I started working longer hours after 2 promotions. Now I spend $300 a month on salon blowouts to buy back free time. [19d]
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