People are annoyed by Anthropic's earnest new ad. In its new commercial, "There's hope in hard questions," the maker of Claude positions itself as the good guy of AI, but it's a message that chafes against public perception of the technology. f-st.co/rVNdLkf
Candidates are rushing to replace Graham Platner as the Democratic nominee for Maine’s U.S. Senate seat, leading many to reuse old campaign branding. f-st.co/RWx3sXX
Shelly Xu Designs uses AI to reengineer clothing patterns, cutting fabric waste to near zero—without asking factories or consumers to change a thing. f-st.co/fJmVfii
Samara, the prefab homebuilder cofounded by Airbnb's Joe Gebbia, is developing single family homes with a small footprint to meet Californians' housing needs—and budgets. f-st.co/zfKwGPK
The Sabré brothers turned their cutting-room floor scraps into covetable bag charms. They believe the whimsy—and sustainability—they’re offering is key to being a next-generation luxury brand. f-st.co/tQmyIaE
Collecting and trading Panini stickers as been a FIFA fandom tradition since the 1970 World Cup in Mexico. But much like soccer itself, Panini stickers never took off in the U.S.—until now. f-st.co/uF85K9g
Mill, the home composting bin that turns food scraps into chicken feed, is coming to restaurants and businesses. It's making a bigger bin that can analyze food scraps as they're thrown inside and prevent ongoing food waste. f-st.co/5LYFWds