The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• Gen Z and Millennials have found a way around the soaring cost of dating [39d]
• Inside Grindr’s Big Bet on AI [39d]
• A manager rejected a top candidate over 1 tool. It backfired immediately [39d]
• Why Creators Are Hollywood’s Next Growth Engine [39d]
• Autodesk’s AI assistant could radically change how buildings are designed and built [39d]
• Leading with Purpose in a Divided World [39d]
• The moon may have enough power for massive cities. There’s just one problem [39d]
• Trump and Congress are not rushing to act on Big Tech’s call for AI oversight [39d]
• Apple’s iOS 27 has a hidden Easter egg. Here’s how to see it [39d]
• 2026 Emmys features record-breaking wins from Apple TV series ‘Widow’s Bay’ [39d]
• Mastercard is rethinking its iconic ‘Priceless’ campaign after nearly 30 years [39d]
• Priority Pass members are getting a huge airport upgrade over the next 12 months [39d]
• Supreme Court justices reject Trump’s restrictions on mail ballots ahead of midterm elections [39d]
• Eye drop recall update: Products sold at major grocery chain are the latest to spark ‘sterility assurance concerns’ [39d]
• Bitcoin and crypto stock prices today: Investors are on edge ahead of crucial ‘Clarity Act’ Senate vote [39d]
• Nearly 72% of Americans have this health complaint, new CDC report finds [39d]
• Why simpler food labels require sophisticated innovation [39d]
• R/GA’s new tool helps brands embrace the hyper-personalized future of advertising [39d]
• Sabbaticals are a powerful retention tool. Here’s the research to prove it [39d]
• AQ is the new IQ [39d]
• Punk’s not dead—it’s in the boardroom [39d]
• The 8 habits of great conversationalists [39d]
• This startup just raised $32 million to build solar farms using robots—and much less land [39d]
• Boll & Branch mastered ethical cotton. Now it’s taking on cashmere [39d]
• Google researchers have been playing with AI ‘consciousness.’ What they found was unexpected [39d]
• OpenAI says the AGI era has begun. AI researchers aren’t so sure [39d]
• Walmart CEO John Furner is turning the retailer’s 5,200 U.S. stores into an unstoppable AI engine [39d]
• Why Walmart, Meta, Anthropic, Adidas, and other companies are moving faster than ever [39d]
• How to sound like a human, not a robot, in the age of AI [39d]
• AI is fast food for the brain [39d]