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A new book by the landscape architect Billy Fleming illustrates how communities have successfully addressed decarbonization and climate justice.
Smartglasses, drone deliveries, and AI agents are entering our lives at a rapid pace. Can we keep up with the adoption curve?
To fight erosion, Coastal Assembly’s reef works with nature instead of against it.
OpenAI’s rogue-agent incidents show the trade-off at the heart of cyber evals: Giving models the tools they need to prove themselves can also give...
As rivals pour billions into power-hungry data centers, Apple has kept its emissions moving in the opposite direction.
I visited Kyiv’s hidden offices and testing fields to meet the startups, soldiers, and government engineers making cutting-edge weapons at a pace...
From working better with AI to knowing when to quit.
Newsrooms spent three years making the old thing cheaper. Opportunity AI asks: What could readers get from you that they never could before?
Education was built for a world of specialists, lifelong jobs, and four-year degrees. This world no longer exists.
According to analysis by the Associated Press, the jobless rate for computer science graduates is nearly 7.1%.
Featuring Elyse Cohen, Chief Impact Officer; President, Rare Beauty; Rare Impact Fund and Selena Gomez, Founder of the Rare Impact Fund, Rare Beauty...
Researchers found a ‘pain axis’ in 25 AI models, and some modified models prioritized shutting it off even when doing so meant simulated harm to...
The guidance comes after the Trump administration has been trying to kick-start efforts to help states protect voting systems.
To sell AI hardware as a consumer product, Meta designed its Muse Charm and chatbot to be cute.
Yes, but not too much.
Leaders who rely too heavily on AI risk being unable to explain their own work.
A new report from the Center for an Urban Future underscores a broader trend across the U.S.—that entry-level jobs are disappearing, particularly in...
Soaring stocks are creating new fortunes, but inflation and extraordinary gains among the ultra-rich are rapidly moving the goalposts for affluence.
While the central and eastern Pacific have seen 16 named storms, no Atlantic hurricane has formed so far this season. Here’s why.
Even in the midst of fully justified angst, the seeds of a better life for most people can be created.
Nathan Fielder’s ‘You Can See Everything,’ due to be released next month, has attracted enormous interest since it was announced at a surprise...
By recognizing Bluetooth signals from top smart-eyewear brands, ZuckOff notifies users of nearby AI glasses.
The labor participation rate is at 1970s levels—we’re ignoring it at our peril.
Six weeks out, forecasters are moving races toward Democrats across the board. Some current AI bills show Democrats’ priorities and preferred...
Some of the more interesting features in the mobile update include Ask to Browse and Notify Me.
The coffee giant said it expects the closures to happen this week at locations where financial performance or the store experience didn’t meet...
U.S. District Judge Timothy Kelly temporarily blocked Trump’s media ban.
Elite institutions can no longer rely on prestige to attract students.
Offering a whole-person approach to recovery that supports lasting recovery.
As skilled technicians retire, strategically built AI tools can help transfer decades of knowledge.
Companies mandating AI use are missing the point—real adoption spreads through desire, not compliance, the same way brands build loyalty.
New research shows 85% of social impact professionals are using AI, but only 10% have built the governance and maturity needed to turn adoption into...
Almost 40% of working U.S. civilians work a job that requires lifting, carrying, pushing, pulling, and other physically demanding activities.
The meat is being treated as unsafe to consume, with the recall given a Class 1 designation, implying potentially serious adverse health consequences.
Neko, cofounded by Spotify’s Daniel Ek, is prioritizing design as it opens its first New York City clinic.
The latest generation home batteries offer easy installation—and potentially lower your bills..
‘None of them set out to be marketing gurus, yet they all are.’
The EV giant says its semitrailer trucks are cheaper to operate than diesel-powered rigs—and shippers just placed a large order.
A just-launched YouTube channel that shows nothing but 24/7 Trump clips is having trouble attracting viewers.
Women often hide their stress to avoid appearing emotional or unprofessional. But staying silent can come with its own career costs.
Decoding meeting dynamics isn’t an instinct—it’s a skill you can hone.
There’s a difference between taking responsibility for your team and becoming the scapegoat for someone else’s mistake. Knowing which situation...
When the cost of fueling up a tractor on a farm goes up by 77%, the cost of the goods the farm produces will rise as well.
In the Buckeye State, the Jeffrey Epstein issue continues to anger—and divide—voters across the political spectrum.
Speaking at the Fast Company Innovation Festival, a panel of experts shared how parents can navigate tech and prepare their kids for the future.
The trend is more common among younger generations, with 76% of Gen Z workers and 62% of millennials saying they often work on Sunday.
The music streamer’s new Taste Profile lets listeners use everyday language to ask for more or less of certain artists, genres, and vibes.
The town famously full of college dropouts that started companies will soon have a $42 million school for founders.
Trump is envisioning a drone port atop the ballroom.
The expansion will make 157,000 more children eligible for free monthly books amid concerns about declining early childhood reading.