The much-maligned 1995 cyberpunk film envisioned a world of tech addiction, brain implants, and AI companions—ideas that feel eerily relevant in today's world.

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Antipasto-gate: How a $40 salad sparked viral small-town drama on TikTok - Fast Company

A newcomer’s tearful TikTok about being shunned at a July 4th party has turned into a viral storm, complete with memes, Reddit threads, and real-life consequences.

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Forget Gen-Z's micro-retirements. Try micro-joy - Fast Company

Micro-retirements aren't a viable option for everyone, but there are ways to add moments of joy into your daily routine.

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Why women are slower to adopt AI at work - Fast Company

Women are slower to adapt AI at work. Here are the reasons

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Companies are investing more heavily in CEO security - Fast Company

Elite CEO security not only provides office sweeps and armored vehicles but also may include the occasional 11 p.m. Häagen-Dazs run.

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Managers think employees should take a break from work—but they don’t promote the ones who do - Fast Company

Enforcing work-life boundaries is good for employee morale and productivity. Managers say that’s what they want—but often they don’t act accordingly.

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While Grok had an antisemitic meltdown, xAI gets permission to blast tons of emissions to keep it running - Fast Company

As Grok fired off replies on X praising Hitler, the chatbot's parent company also recently got permission to emit 97 tons of carbon monoxide per year to keep it running.

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This stunning new bike and pedestrian crossing hangs off the side of an old railroad bridge - Fast Company

The passageway connects the car-free city center of Albi, France, to a new development across the Tarn River.

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New Wyoming coal mine will extract rare earth metals - Fast Company

Developer Ramaco Resources is launching a billion-dollar effort to extract rare earth minerals from coal in Wyoming.

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These branding wizards revolutionized nonprofit design—and now they’re starting their own agency - Fast Company

Bold branding made Charity: Water wildly successful. Now some of its former creative team launched a new agency called Mutiny to help other nonprofits.

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