Mike Holston, known as “The Real Tarzann,” faces possible $25,000 fine after posting viral clips of himself grappling with freshwater and saltwater crocodiles in Queensland.

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13.09.2025

Rivian recalls 24,000 vehicles over Highway Assist software issue - Fast Company

In an incident involving a 2025 R1S model vehicle, the system misclassified a low-speed vehicle and the driver failed to maintain control.

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13.09.2025

AI nostalgia is the new comfort food for an anxious internet - Fast Company

From mall food courts to campfire chats, AI-generated clips are racking up millions of views on social media.

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13.09.2025

Trump's message on Charlie Kirk wasn't AI. But our confidence in what’s real is fading - Fast Company

A fleeting video glitch became a viral conspiracy, exposing how AI tools and toxic politics erode shared reality.

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13.09.2025

The iPhone 17 launch just raised Apple’s AI stakes for 2026 - Fast Company

Apple barely mentioned AI at its big hardware launch. Maybe that was smart. But 2026 will need to be different.

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13.09.2025

Microdramas are TikTok turned up to 11, and they're coming for your time and money - Fast Company

These short, hook-filled narrative series are already playing on phones around the globe, and now a spike in domestic competition just might take them to the next level.

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13.09.2025

Schools are starting to set AI policies to curb cheating - Fast Company

Enforcing academic integrity policies is complicated with AI since it is hard to spot.

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13.09.2025

Binge-watching might actually be good for your brain, new research says - Fast Company

A new study suggests that marathon viewing sessions can help people cope with stress and even boost well-being.

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12.09.2025

Rocket Lab CEO on the new space race: 'It's getting exciting' - Fast Company

Founder and CEO Peter Beck talks Neutron rocket progress, his Golden Dome ambitions, and Rocket Lab's 'distinct advantage' over rivals.

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12.09.2025

Writing from my cell in the age of prison Wi-Fi - Fast Company

The expansion of tablets and prison Wi-Fi shows both the promise of connectivity and the cost of relying on billion-dollar contractors.

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12.09.2025

TikTok is flooded with ‘GLP-1 patches,’ despite its ban on selling weight-loss products - Fast Company

Sellers are cashing in on the Ozempic craze with unregulated patches that experts warn don’t deliver real GLP-1 drugs.

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12.09.2025

Is Oracle's stock spike the strongest indicator yet that we're in an AI bubble? - Fast Company

Larry Ellison briefly became the world’s richest man after Oracle shares spiked nearly 40%. But analysts warn the AI-driven surge may echo the dot-com bubble, leaving markets vulnerable if the rally falters.

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12.09.2025

How to dominate AI before it dominates us - Fast Company

As AI gets more complex, it might develop strange new motivations that its creators never imagined, and those could be dangerous.

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12.09.2025

California's latest attempt at AI regulation is inching toward passage - Fast Company

Governor Gavin Newsom vetoed similar legislation last year, but the new bill contains some important concessions to industry concerns.

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12.09.2025

Who took away Elon Musk’s title of world’s richest person? - Fast Company

Stock in Larry Ellison's Oracle Corp surged on Wednesday, but Musk was back on top by the end of day, according to Bloomberg.

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11.09.2025

Millennials refuse to give up ‘lol’ - Fast Company

Once merely shorthand for laughter, ‘lol’ has become a new flashpoint in the online generation wars.

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11.09.2025

PsiQuantum hits $7B valuation amid quantum computing gold rush - Fast Company

PsiQuantum raised a $1 billion Series E from BlackRock and Nvidia’s investment arm in a frenzied week for quantum computing funding.

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11.09.2025

Do ‘skincare drinks’ really work? TikTok’s latest beauty trend, explained - Fast Company

From carrot ‘retinol shots’ to glowy green juices, creators claim these viral recipes can clear your skin—but nutritionists say the science is more complicated.

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11.09.2025

BYOAI: What it is and why it threatens your company - Fast Company

BYOA or BYOAI, “bring your own algorithm” or “bring your own AI,” is visible everywhere.

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11.09.2025

Why the iPhone 17 is one of Apple’s biggest leaps forward in years - Fast Company

The iPhone 17 line’s introduction was one of the more significant in some time with Apple making major hardware changes.

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11.09.2025

Helen Toner wants to be the people’s voice in the AI safety debate - Fast Company

The former OpenAI board member has taken the helm at the D.C. think tank she cofounded, where she’s making waves with her views on everything from competition with China and military uses of AI to Silicon Valley’s safety shortcuts.

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11.09.2025

The Red Sea cable cuts expose the internet’s weak spot - Fast Company

As outages ripple across Africa, Asia, and the Middle East, can satellites like Starlink fill the gaps left by broken undersea cables?

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11.09.2025

Phillies fan tells internet to stop harassing ‘Phillies Karen’ after viral clash - Fast Company

Drew Feltwell, who gave up a home run ball during a Phillies game, says the woman at the center of the viral moment doesn’t deserve the online abuse.

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11.09.2025

Why most tech wearables still get ti wrong - Fast Company

Too much focus on tech, not enough on style.

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11.09.2025

Thanks to AI, this guy is running a Google rival from his laundry room - Fast Company

Large language models aren’t just making mainstream search engines worse; they’re making the next generation of search engines easier to develop.

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10.09.2025

Pandora pioneered streaming music. Then it blew its massive lead - Fast Company

The epic tale of how the internet radio giant got disrupted by Spotify, Apple, and the all-you-can-stream model.

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10.09.2025

Did Apple just signal the death of the single-screen iPhone? - Fast Company

Is the demise of the mono-screen iPhone upon us? The new iPhone Air makes me think so.

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10.09.2025

Homeowner-focused fintech Aven raises $110 million funding round - Fast Company

The startup, now worth $2.2 billion, plans to launch new products that complement its home-equity-backed credit cards.

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10.09.2025

This startup is bringing AI to an Excel-style spreadsheet - Fast Company

Sourcetable’s AI agents can fetch data from cloud services and databases, then write code to analyze it—all from a familiar spreadsheet environment.

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10.09.2025

Backpage executives face sentencing after testifying against founder about sex ads - Fast Company

In sentencing memos, both the prosecutor and CEO Carl Ferrer’s attorneys say he helped shut down the site through his cooperation.

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10.09.2025

Microsoft signs AI deal with Nebius in a contract worth $17.4 billion - Fast Company

Under the deal, Microsoft may also acquire additional services capacity, which would bring the total contract value to nearly $19.4 billion.

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10.09.2025

X has been CEO-less for months. Oddsmakers don’t think that’s changing - Fast Company

Two months after Yaccarino bailed, Musk hasn’t picked a new chief. Polymarket bettors don’t think he will anytime soon.

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10.09.2025

How U.S. Big Tech helped China with the surveillance of thousands - Fast Company

An AP investigation found that over the past two decades the U.S. has provided China with the foundation for its surveillance state.

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09.09.2025

This viral comedian's 'clanker' skit has ignited debate over robot slurs - Fast Company

A viral sketch by Stanzi Potenza, as well as one by Samuel Jacob, use a 'Star Wars'–inspired insult for robots. Critics say the jokes echo real-world racism.

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09.09.2025

5 time-saving ways you should be using ChatGPT at work - Fast Company

Take a few seconds to save a few hours.

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09.09.2025

Why AI’s impact on call centers won’t be as dire as predicted - Fast Company

As customer service issues grow more complex, companies are finding that human agents are still needed in the call center industry.

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09.09.2025

The vibe coding hangover is upon us - Fast Company

AI coding assistants Claude Code, Cursor, and Lovable have been riding high, but 'development hell,' 'toxic waste,' and 'evil genies' are killing their buzz.

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09.09.2025

DOGE spent months slashing jobs. Now its leader says the government needs to hire again - Fast Company

The agency once run by Elon Musk is pivoting from mass layoffs to a call for tech talent, despite a hiring freeze and shuttered programs.

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09.09.2025

LLMs are the users now - Fast Company

Tech companies have shifted focus from designing for people to prioritizing algorithms.

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Lebanon licenses Starlink for satellite internet services - Fast Company

Influencer Real Tarzann investigated in Australia after wrestling crocodile on video - Fast Company

Rivian recalls 24,000 vehicles over Highway Assist software issue - Fast Company

AI nostalgia is the new comfort food for an anxious internet - Fast Company

Trump's message on Charlie Kirk wasn't AI. But our confidence in what’s real is fading - Fast Company

The iPhone 17 launch just raised Apple’s AI stakes for 2026 - Fast Company

Microdramas are TikTok turned up to 11, and they're coming for your time and money - Fast Company

Schools are starting to set AI policies to curb cheating - Fast Company

Binge-watching might actually be good for your brain, new research says - Fast Company

Rocket Lab CEO on the new space race: 'It's getting exciting' - Fast Company

Writing from my cell in the age of prison Wi-Fi - Fast Company

TikTok is flooded with ‘GLP-1 patches,’ despite its ban on selling weight-loss products - Fast Company

Is Oracle's stock spike the strongest indicator yet that we're in an AI bubble? - Fast Company

How to dominate AI before it dominates us - Fast Company

California's latest attempt at AI regulation is inching toward passage - Fast Company

Who took away Elon Musk’s title of world’s richest person? - Fast Company

Millennials refuse to give up ‘lol’ - Fast Company

PsiQuantum hits $7B valuation amid quantum computing gold rush - Fast Company

Do ‘skincare drinks’ really work? TikTok’s latest beauty trend, explained - Fast Company

BYOAI: What it is and why it threatens your company - Fast Company

Why the iPhone 17 is one of Apple’s biggest leaps forward in years - Fast Company

Helen Toner wants to be the people’s voice in the AI safety debate - Fast Company

The Red Sea cable cuts expose the internet’s weak spot - Fast Company

Phillies fan tells internet to stop harassing ‘Phillies Karen’ after viral clash - Fast Company

Why most tech wearables still get ti wrong - Fast Company

Thanks to AI, this guy is running a Google rival from his laundry room - Fast Company

Pandora pioneered streaming music. Then it blew its massive lead - Fast Company

Did Apple just signal the death of the single-screen iPhone? - Fast Company

Homeowner-focused fintech Aven raises $110 million funding round - Fast Company

This startup is bringing AI to an Excel-style spreadsheet - Fast Company

Backpage executives face sentencing after testifying against founder about sex ads - Fast Company

Microsoft signs AI deal with Nebius in a contract worth $17.4 billion - Fast Company

X has been CEO-less for months. Oddsmakers don’t think that’s changing - Fast Company

How U.S. Big Tech helped China with the surveillance of thousands - Fast Company

This viral comedian's 'clanker' skit has ignited debate over robot slurs - Fast Company

5 time-saving ways you should be using ChatGPT at work - Fast Company

Why AI’s impact on call centers won’t be as dire as predicted - Fast Company

The vibe coding hangover is upon us - Fast Company

DOGE spent months slashing jobs. Now its leader says the government needs to hire again - Fast Company

LLMs are the users now - Fast Company

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