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12:39
2026-06-25
fastcompany.com
artificial-intelligence

The real reason people hate AI data centers so much

AI data centers are facing a populist backlash as communities across the U.S. protest their energy demands, rising electricity rates, air pollution, noise, and water scarcity. A proposed 347,000-squar…

12:00
2026-06-25
fastcompany.com
artificial-intelligence

AI is the ultimate cofounder

LinkedIn data shows a 69% surge in U.S. professionals adopting the founder title in 2025, driven by AI tools that lower barriers to solopreneurship. AI acts as a virtual cofounder, providing coaching,…

12:00
2026-06-25
fastcompany.com
artificial-intelligence

Trees are burning, teams are burning out

Anubhav Rohatgi, senior director of products at Adobe, warns that AI adoption in product development is causing burnout and delivering little measurable value, citing an MIT study that found 95% of en…

07:30
2026-06-25
fastcompany.com
ai-tools

Gen Z is turning Instagram into the new LinkedIn

A new survey from Zety finds that 73% of Gen Z workers use Instagram for career advice and 69% have landed a job or internship through the platform, surpassing LinkedIn as a professional networking to…

21:23
2026-06-24
fastcompany.com
artificial-intelligence

Here’s one thing AI can’t do.

Fast Company's Summer Issue explores the theme of 'Autonomy' and features a list of the 20 biggest names in AI. Creative director Mike Schnaidt explains why AI cannot replicate the human design proces…

19:45
2026-06-24
fastcompany.com
artificial-intelligence

Everyone is a builder now

A Remote employee built a crisis-response tool in three hours using Claude Code, replacing a $60,000 annual vendor. The shift, driven by AI tools, is enabling non-engineers across HR, finance, and oth…

13:00
2026-06-24
fastcompany.com
artificial-intelligence

This startup is using AI to close gaps in women’s healthcare

Xella Health, an AI-powered precision health platform for women, launched Wednesday with $4.7 million in funding. The startup uses artificial intelligence to analyze biomarkers and detect over 130 con…

12:40
2026-06-24
fastcompany.com
artificial-intelligence

Most businesses are measuring AI wrong, and it’s costing them

Amazon shut down its internal AI leaderboard after it drove more AI-powered tasks but fewer useful results, with the SVP instructing staff not to use AI just for the sake of it. Uber blew past its 202…

12:00
2026-06-24
fastcompany.com
artificial-intelligence

AI can help governments see around corners

AI can help government agencies detect early warning signs of crises by analyzing qualitative data from frontline workers, enabling proactive problem-solving before issues escalate. This approach shif…

08:30
2026-06-24
fastcompany.com
artificial-intelligence

Can we trust scientific images in the era of AI?

The proliferation of AI-generated science images is eroding public trust in visual evidence, as researchers use AI tools to create, edit, and fabricate scientific visuals. Recent retractions of papers…

05:00
2026-06-24
fastcompany.com
artificial-intelligence

Women could solve the AI trust gap, but they aren’t in the room

Women express higher caution and lower trust in AI than men, yet they hold only 15% of executive AI roles globally, creating a strategic blind spot in AI development. The CEO of Smart Communications a…

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