The Brutalist Report

Fortune

• Getting past the pilot: Why so many AI test projects have trouble scaling [28d]
• US says chemical maker Chemours will pay $450M in penalties and relief programs to three states to settle ‘forever chemicals’ case [28d]
• 1,000-year-old massive textile factory unearthed in Denmark—and it belonged to the Vikings [28d]
• ‘Godmother of AI’ and tech entrepreneurs draw investors by pivoting from chatbots to ‘world models’ saying AI has to read the room, not just books [28d]
• Trump’s Iran war provoked the Senate enough to get it to symbolically vote to curb his war powers for the first time [28d]
• ‘We are in agony’: Today Show host Savannah Guthrie begs public for help as reports surface her missing 84-year-old mom might be dead [28d]
• Asia’s defense boom is rewiring the global arms supply chain [28d]
• A big look at the state of housing in America: Boomers won’t sell, millennials can’t buy, and Gen Z gets to watch the whole thing sort itself out [28d]
• California threatens to hit Trump with lawsuit if he doesn’t revive massive wind farm project off central coast [28d]
• How ‘Ozempic face’ is pushing Gen X, already the biggest Botox and filler consumers, to the facelift table a decade early [28d]
• Why Zohran Mamdani’s big night as the Democratic party’s new kingmaker matters for every Fortune 500 CEO in every city and state [28d]
• Congress’s landmark housing bill could backfire on millions of renters [28d]
• Elon Musk was the world’s first trillionaire for 12 days [28d]
• ‘Heinous actions’: New York City teen sentenced to more than 5 years after admitting he set a sleeping homeless man on fire on the subway [28d]
• CEO of $8 billion Flexport blasts remote work as ‘white-collar fraud’ and a ‘total fantasy’ for highly paid employees [29d]
• Trump’s international student crackdown kicked off a domino effect that could shave nearly $500 billion off the economy [29d]