A Roman board game has mystified researchers for years. AI discovered how to play f-st.co/su0sETN

Here’s how improv-inspired practices can help regulate your nervous system, quiet your inner critic, and meet chaos with curiosity. f-st.co/NUL1nHQ

What’s the future of the nearly 150-year-old paper? f-st.co/Pw5gAWy

Food contamination by the bacteria could turn serious and even deadly. The FDA says no illnesses have been reported so far. Here's what to know. f-st.co/RiCQYSV

Have you got someone at work you truly resent? That often lets those folks live rent-free in your head. In my latest for @fastcompany.com, a few things you can do to let go of those resentments. www.fastcompany.com/91490454/how...

The US government is using AI in nearly 3,000 cases across its operations - but to what end? My latest for @fastcompany.com www.fastcompany.com/91491916/us-...

A new study shows these beauty products could be more dangerous than you think. f-st.co/TEgH7cC

Why Spotify says its developers haven’t written new code more than a month f-st.co/6QEyrRJ

The 2026 FIFA World Cup will be the largest in history, and it's meeting a growing American soccer fanbase on home turf for the first time since the '90s. With companies paying millions to reach these fans, the challenge is standing out from the noise.

As viral trends spread, some influencers are reposting nearly identical videos, raising questions about copyright and enforcement. f-st.co/BSUl4uL

The Oscar-winning screenwriter shared a few insightful predictions on where filmmaking tech is headed. f-st.co/wtX3pp4

Wendy’s closed 28 U.S. restaurants in Q4 alone, with more closures planned through the first half of 2026. f-st.co/TbDFLdN

Dutch Bros says it ended 2025 with 1,136 stores across 25 states — and it’s aiming for 2,029 by 2029. That’s a huge bet on scale. f-st.co/Se2n4eX

Anthony Edwards is playing more than the NBA All-Star game this weekend. f-st.co/nwaIz1f

Spoiler: gifting your ‘work wife’ a greeting card could make your ‘wife wife’ angry. f-st.co/kN6Co75

"The One Big Beautiful Bill Act made some long-awaited permanent changes to the tax code." f-st.co/eCNZC60

"My responsibility is to put Goldman Sachs' interests first." f-st.co/bGe00A2

Popeyes once ruled the chicken sandwich game. Now it’s playing defense as rivals surge. f-st.co/IQXXKZp

It looks like ordinary paint, but a new coating released today called Lilypad Paint has a hidden ability to pull moisture out of the air. It works like a dehumidifier, without the energy use. f-st.co/pnjXlzd

An AI agent just tried to blackmail a software engineer after he rejected its code f-st.co/AZCcsD0

The gym bro answer to girl dinner has morphed into a surreal internet ritual known as “ground beef o’clock.” f-st.co/16ACRCr

"A little known security feature on iPhones is in the spotlight." f-st.co/UZDskpb

"Inevitably projects will fail; people will fail, too. It’s normal, and it’s high time we normalized it in business." f-st.co/c8bDP6Q

"The secret to tackling big, hairy, audacious goals (BHAG) isn't summoning more willpower or grinding harder." f-st.co/FnOfYPU

Jeffrey Epstein's views, as illustrated in the files released by the DOJ, included peddling climate denialism and ecofascism. “Maybe climate change is a good way of dealing with overpopulation,” Epstein wrote in an email to Joscha Bach. @ktoussaint.bsky.social has more: bit.ly/4aH8lDj

The stop-drive order affects vehicles from model years 2003 through 2016. f-st.co/ZhXN7oj

Estée Lauder is suing Walmart, alleging counterfeit beauty products were sold on Walmart.com — including La Mer, Tom Ford, and Le Labo. f-st.co/LVeudnG

Meta says for best results, photos should show a single person with their face clearly visible and holding no other objects. Some users may find it too uncanny valley. f-st.co/WWsol4y

From next month, Discord is treating all users as if they're underage - unless they hand over their ID or a face scan. The demand is provoking a backlash that highlights bigger concerns about age assurance. My latest for @fastcompany.com www.fastcompany.com/91490356/dis...

Capital One didn’t open a lounge at LaGuardia. It opened a restaurant with José Andrés. Here’s why. f-st.co/6cgGun5

The USDA has labeled the recalled products as high risk, with the potential to cause adverse health consequences or even death. f-st.co/TLkU2NE

Goodbye, kitchen tables and coffee shops; hello, concierge desks and guest lounges. f-st.co/Sg0vOih

Seedance 2 and Kling 3 finally close the uncanny valley, making everyday video that some say is indistinguishable from film. It’s a ‘big bang’ moment for independent creators. f-st.co/qdATMHm

"Slow down enough to assess whether this advice aligns with your value system, feels aligned, or even whether it’s advice you’d entertain if a younger coworker suggested it." f-st.co/dD0Jiy7

The “career ladder” doesn’t work for everyone anymore. f-st.co/Sl6Pq0W

Many companies treat AI as another IT rollout, but successfully scaling AI across an organization requires a different approach. f-st.co/AptPveW

The Meta CEO’s new home on the ultra-exclusive Indian Creek island faces rising seas, intensifying hurricanes, and mounting infrastructure risks. Billionaires can fortify—or flee—but the rest of Miami has far fewer options. f-st.co/WgEKdtd

Current and former employees tell 'Fast Company' the ad campaign is driven by opposition to the Democratic hopeful's support for AI regulation. f-st.co/ZoVklwO

Unlike a ladder, a career quilt doesn’t require you to constantly compare your height to someone else’s. f-st.co/ULGF0Cz

An explainer for what experts call the type of job market we're in right now. f-st.co/i6njuyF

Job insecurity is real. Falling somewhere between white and blue collar work is the rise of a new kind of role: the 'new-collar' job. Here’s what to know in my latest for @fastcompany.com www.fastcompany.com/91490285/10-...

Why a Korean film exec is betting big on AI f-st.co/l4ESeRu

Pharmacy closures? Staffing shortages? Amazon says same-day delivery is the answer. f-st.co/eNs0hd4

Jeffrey Epstein and his vast network of elite figures routinely traded in myths that undermine climate progress. Experts say it's not an accident. f-st.co/xkawuV3

"We ask that your administration investigate and release the relevant permits, revoke them, and initiate the removal of these devices." f-st.co/rzl2Z97

"The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is refusing to consider Moderna's application for a new flu vaccine." f-st.co/X7qtYKz

Nice overview of the Kagi Translate apps on @fastcompany.com! www.fastcompany.com/91488655/kag...

new: i chatted with palantir employees about the ad campaign running against an ex-palantir employee, shaming him for working for palantir — and backed by a group whose initial supporters include a palantir cofounder www.fastcompany.com/91490319/ale...

Warning: My new @fastcompany.com story has some Star Wars references! I recently interviewed @mozilla.org president Mark Surman about the annual "State Of Mozilla" report, the role of user choice with AI and his vision for a "rebel alliance" for responsible tech. www.fastcompany.com/91490055/moz...

Data centers on the moon? Or a movement to counter big tech? In this feature for @fastcompany.com, @martyswant.bsky.social digs in on the #StateOfMozilla and our commitment to user choice in the era of AI. www.fastcompany.com/91490055/moz...