The Brutalist Report

FastCompany

• The next phase of design will still be human-led [36d]
• This AI toothbrush wants to find trouble before your dentist does [36d]
• OnlyFans wants to build the business behind the creator [36d]
• Why every AI launch now makes the backlash worse [36d]
• How to end a client relationship on good terms [36d]
• How mega-IPOs could reshape the public market—and the economy [36d]
• The NYC scale model that’s gone viral was built by a truck driver. Now it’s in a museum [36d]
• Claude, Anthropic’s AI model, is helping to develop the next version of itself [36d]
• Warren Buffett’s farewell letter as Berkshire Hathaway chairman includes a big vote of confidence for Greg Abel [36d]
• Amazon may owe you even more money now. See if you qualify for an expanded Prime settlement payout [36d]
• Keurig has brewed up a new kind of coffee pod: First look at the plastic-free Alta brewing system [36d]
• I tried the new Fairphone, a phone designed to be repaired [36d]
• How to lead through cognitive overload [36d]
• Google just built the infrastructure for agentic commerce [36d]
• Turn your talent filter into a talent pipeline [36d]
• Elizabeth Banks wants to make wine fun again. That could be serious business [36d]
• Why the tool is not the solution to healthcare access [36d]
• National Cheeseburger Day freebies and deals: McDonald’s, Five Guys, Burger King, more. See the full list [36d]
• Employers aren’t giving up on computer science grads. Here’s what they want instead [36d]
• In the battle between AI optimists and doomsayers, no one is the winner [36d]
• 7 ads that define ‘The New York Times’ [36d]
• Think you can design a better iPhone? Here’s your chance [36d]
• AI systems don’t have a drive to survive. Here’s why [36d]
• Everyone thought AI would replace junior engineers. We’re hiring more of them [36d]