I’m genuinely proud when we commit to something at the start of the month and deliver by the deadline.

In a lawsuit Apple filed Friday against OpenAI accusing the AI giant of trade secret theft, attorneys for Apple pointed to one specific design detail as the tip of the iceberg of a larger pattern of theft: its metal-finishing techniques.

In this episode of Adventures in AI, Fast Company speaks with quantitative futurist Amy Webb about everything AI, from automation and fake expertise to the most vulnerable industries.

More hard times for Hardee’s.

Brace yourself for higher water bills—and soon.

From Michael Phelps breaking records in the pool to Alysa Liu’s emotive gold medal ice skating performance, broadcast television has allowed athletes to bring their remarkable talents to a global audience. But for some—particularly women athletes—it’s also become a stage for compromising camera angles.

IBM is in free fall.

In 2007, two psychologists, Madeline Heilman and Tyler Okimoto, published what would become one of the most influential papers on gender bias in the workplace.

For the last few weeks, the AI conversation has started to move from prompts to loops.

At first, it looks like something went wrong during the production of a new cap for the Philadelphia Phillies.

One of the most common questions I get from young professionals is about promotions. How do you get noticed? What gets you ahead? How do you position yourself for bigger roles? I’ve watched lots of careers develop over the years. Some people rocket up the ladder while others with similar talent stay stuck. There’s a story in those differences.

A prominent Philadelphia retailer once told me the surest way to be mentored by her was never to ask. The people she ended up investing in were the ones who simply kept showing up (volunteering, staying curious, doing the work) until one day she looked up and thought, I want to help this person grow.

Since President Donald Trump began the Iran war nearly five months ago, he has repeatedly said it’s almost over or that the U.S. has, in fact, already won. His resumption of the conflict is just the latest sign that neither of those claims are true.

Airport lounges have become one of the biggest battlegrounds in premium travel, and Chase is making its biggest move yet in Texas.

America’s fastest-growing restaurant isn’t Starbucks, Chick-fil-A, or Chipotle. It’s a chicken wing chain that’s been opening hundreds of new locations.

Reconfiguring a factory used to mean shutting it down, making costly bets, and hoping the design worked in the real world. PepsiCo found a way around that. Rather than rely on engineering blueprints to solve the problem, the company used a specialized laser to scan the facility and create a digital representation that was accurate to within a millimeter. It then used this 3D model to simulate the current manufacturing process and identify production bottlenecks.