The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• AI learning loops aren’t an engineering trick. They’re a governance issue [15d]
• 5 trends in design right now [15d]
• The surprising reason smart people make terrible decisions [15d]
• What everyone got wrong about biohacker Bryan Johnson’s viral diagnosis: Medical expert weighs in [15d]
• Are USPS forever stamp prices increasing this weekend? And should you stock up now? [15d]
• How U.S. airlines are betting on the future of premium cabins [15d]
• Trump Accounts is a good idea with a bad brand [15d]
• The ‘Saturday Night Live UK’ logo is just British enough [15d]
• Stop eating these recalled frozen blueberries. The FDA thinks they’ve already hospitalized 4 people [15d]
• Millions of student loan borrowers have 90 days to make a critical decision [15d]
• FIFA is helping Trump make the World Cup all about Trump [15d]
• Are managers becoming obsolete—or more important than ever? [15d]
• Why today’s smartest shoppers are at Walmart, Costco, Ulta, and Ross [15d]
• States with the most—and least—housing market inventory heading into the core summer season [15d]
• Baltimore figured out the secret to a better public swimming pool [15d]
• This startup spent 2 years redesigning the toothpaste tube into a toothpaste pump [15d]
• I managed through four tech disruptions at HBO. ‘AI Minimalism’ is the secret to survival in the fifth disruption [15d]
• Home-swapping platform Kindred adds affinity ‘Circles,’ starting with one for women [15d]
• Target joins a rank of companies using a points system to track employee attendance [15d]
• Microsoft layoffs: Read the email Xbox CEO Asha Sharma sent employees [16d]
• Klarna wants to become a bank. Here’s what that could mean for millions of customers [16d]
• Microsoft to cut 4,800 jobs in major Xbox and gaming division ‘reset’ [16d]
• The latest Pringles release has people asking the same question: Why? [16d]
• Who was really at Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s Madison Square Garden wedding? AI slop makes it hard to tell [16d]
• Microsoft and Xbox layoffs today: Tech giant cuts 4,800 jobs, including 20% of video game staff, amid AI shift [16d]
• Quiet housing market pullback: Wall Street firms’ net selling jumps 408% [16d]