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Could Canva’s newest AI feature end graphic design slop?
AI slop has a signature style. At a glance, it’s easy to clock the hallmarks of an AI-generated poster : crowded blocks of cliché-ridden text. Cutesy characters straight from the uncanny valley. Inexplicably explosion-filled backgrounds. But Canva might have the solution to graphic design’s AI…
The Secret Economy of Fake Blood Fueling Hollywood’s $1.3 Billion Horror Boom
As horror box office revenue surges past $1.3 billion, special FX makeup artists and indie creators reveal the meticulous craft—and economic disconnect—behind Hollywood’s gore.
Just before Halloween, a new report reveals a frightening trend in America’s housing market
Something in the real estate market just got a little less spooky this holiday season. Out of all residential properties in the U.S., the number of homes abandoned during the foreclosure process dropped to 3% in the last quarter, an improvement from 3.3% measured over the same time period last…
Mark Cuban Sold the Mavericks for $3.5 Billion. The Deal Taught Him a ‘Hard Lesson’ About Trust
The former ‘Shark Tank’ investor discussed his experience on the latest episode of Daniel Lubetzky’s ‘Build or Break’ podcast.
TikTok has a new Halloween obsession, and it’s not about what people are wearing
A good and creative costume will only go so far this Halloween. Now instead of just the costume, TikTok users are focusing on its reveal. The trend follows a simple template: Users appear wearing normal clothes and no makeup under text that reads “costume loading.” A quick transition later, users…
By María José Gutiérrez Chávez · Fast Company
Read More →A Deadly Train Crash Exposes a Dangerous Blind Spot in Leaders
Blaming someone might prevent you from discovering the real problem.
Mark Cuban Says Gen Z Should Stop Waiting for the Perfect Job: ‘Just Get a Job’
The billionaire’s message to young workers is simple: Start somewhere, take responsibility, and move up.
Think Ergonomic Equipment Prevents Workplace Pain? A Major Review Suggests Otherwise
A review of 20 trials found that ergonomic chairs, keyboards, and standing desks may do little to reduce workplace pain or sick leave, leaving employers with a costly dilemma.
Tech stocks and crypto crash against a perfect storm as ‘Bloody Friday’ sell-off shocks markets
Traders are running scared this Halloween weekend as a combustible mix of market forces have sparked a sell-off in major technology stocks and cryptocurrencies. Weak earnings reports from AI hyperscalers including Amazon and Google, along with a historic hack on crypto exchange Binance, have left…
What not to do as a CEO pushing AI? Call your workers ‘losers’
Plenty of CEOs are bullish on AI and have urged their employees to embrace it enthusiastically. A more unusual approach is to brand your workers as “losers” for not using AI enough. A new investigation this week from 404 Media shows how one CEO is reportedly not only pushing AI, but practically…
Mozilla has a plan to rescue us from the zombie internet
There is an uneasy feeling these days when surfing the web that the internet has irrevocably changed. Log on to social media and you’re wading through a sea of influencers psy-opping you into buying stuff you don’t need. Scroll through LinkedIn and you can barely tell whether a post was written by…
Starbucks Turned This 20-Year-Old Product Into A $1 Billion Business By Taking a Page Out of Its Competitors’ Books
Coffee chain challenger brands have won market share by going all in on personalization. Starbucks is clearly taking notes.
What Day of the Dead Can Teach Entrepreneurs About Living Without Regret
Your biggest regret shouldn’t be working too little.
The Lesson Behind Bryan Johnson’s Viral Post About Getting Revenge
When Bryan Johnson joked about using AI agents to track his haters, it went viral. But for founders, the real lesson is how to bulletproof your reputation before a crisis hits.
Amazon Just Said AI Agents Don’t Hurt Its Ad Business. So Why Did It Block Muse?
Amazon’s earnings didn’t impress investors. CEO Andy Jassy’s response about AI agents might be part of the reason why.
Peacock’s Newest Bet on Bravo Proves That Obsession Is the Ultimate Streaming Metric
Bravo fans don’t just watch episodes—they live in group chats and deep-dive the lore. Here is how Peacock built ‘Your Bravoverse’ with AI Andy Cohen to capture the moments in between.
Carney targets June deadline to finalize Canada’s historic EU associate membership
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said Friday he expects to conclude negotiations with the European Union in June on an unprecedented partnership that would make Canada the bloc’s first “associate member,” even though the designation was left out of a joint declaration launching a new economic…
The company behind ‘PUBG’ wants to bring video game AI into the real world
The robotics industry wants humanoids to become part of everyday life, taking on work in homes and offices. Billions of dollars are flowing toward machines capable of increasingly complex physical tasks. The humanoid robot maker Figure raised more than $1 billion last year at a $39 billion…
Hackers hijacked a Claude Code extension, exposing yet another new AI security risk
The world can feel particularly unsafe these days, with AI agents running rampant within private networks and billions of dollars disappearing from crypto wallets in less time than it takes to watch a sitcom episode. But while the world was watching Binance’s massive crypto heist , another…
Ahead of midterms, Republican attorneys general back South Dakota law that could criminalize abortion-related speech
Several states have abortion rights on the ballot again this midterm season—or candidates with strong stances on the issue. Among them are six state attorneys general who are seeking reelection and who recently voiced their support for an embattled South Dakota abortion law that critics argue…
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