The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• The housing market quietly changed — and buyers who gave up may want to look again [11d]
• AI agents work fine, your workflow doesn’t [11d]
• New York’s LIRR strike is over as deal is reached with labor unions [11d]
• The OpenAI lawsuit became a master class in what not to put in writing [11d]
• Kroger gets swept up in the growing wave of Salmonella snack food recalls: Avoid this product sold in 17 states [11d]
• Almost half of Gen Z says AI is making them dumber [11d]
• Carl’s Jr. stores closing in franchisee bankruptcy? See a list of locations that have been identified as burdensome [11d]
• How working from home is changing your marriage [11d]
• Kevin O’Leary reveals the magic number you need to actually be rich—it’s not what most ‘rich’ people think [11d]
• The Texas startup that’s bringing back the Wooly Mammoth has a new project: growing chickens in artificial eggs [11d]
• Will AI cause mass political polarization? Maybe not [11d]
• 5 ways Steve Jobs almost destroyed Apple [11d]
• How Google’s partnership with consultants could derail enterprise AI adoption [11d]
• A psychologist’s top 5 signs your cognitive load is too high [11d]
• Why bougie kids’ brands are racing to sell you secondhand goods [11d]
• Meet the children’s literature startup that wants to unseat Scholastic as the king of the book fair [11d]
• Sports used to unite us. We can rethink them so they do it again [11d]
• The world is not digital—and that’s why software won’t eat it [11d]
• This question saved Intel. Are you asking it? [11d]