In der aktuellen Ausgabe von Fast Company

• 1 TECH
  Lost in Truncation Generative AI was supposed to unleash our creativity. Instead, it became our cultural trash compactor. Welcome to the age of summarization.
• 2 WORKER RIGHTS
  Toxic-Workplace Avenger Her landmark lawsuit helped ignite the Me Too movement. Gretchen Carlson is now on a crusade to protect all workers.
• 3 BIOTECH
  What Went Wrong at 23andMe The company's DNA spit tests were going to remake healthcare. The science proved more complicated.
• 2 ECONOMY
  The Fast and the Furious High prices at McDonald's, Taco Bell, and other chains are sparking consumer revolt.
• Fundraising solutions that save lives
  CURING CHILDHOOD CANCER INSPIRES A SPIRIT OF INNOVATION AT ALSAC
• Pioneering the next era of care
  COOPERCOMPANIES HAS SOME BIG IDEAS ABOUT SHAPING OUR HEALTHCARE FUTURE
• 3 WORK LIFE
  Gabriella Khalil, creative director, answers our career questionnaire.
• IT'S A TOUGH JOB BUT GENZ NEEDS TO DO IT
  HOW DAVID HOGG IS RALLYING YOUNG PEOPLE TO PURSUE ONE OF THE TOUGHEST AND MOST IMPORTANT CAREERS IN AMERICA: POLITICS.
• Seeing the light
  A COLLABORATIVE CULTURE IS BEHIND UNIVERSAL DISPLAY CORPORATION'S INDUSTRY-LEADING DISPLAY MATERIALS
• A new approach to animal services
  BEST FRIENDS ANIMAL SOCIETY IS CLOSING AN EDUCATION GAP TO SAVE ANIMALS’ LIVES
• Putting good ideas into action
  GROCERY DISTRIBUTOR ALEX LEE STAYS COMPETITIVE BY FOSTERING CREATIVITY INSIDE AND OUTSIDE THE COMPANY
• Building a bold new future
  HYUNDAI IS TAPPING INTO INNOVATORS WORLDWIDE TO EMBRACE A SOFTWARE-BASED WORLD THAT TRANSCENDS CARS
• THE NEW RULES OF BUSINESS TRAVEL
  In the era of hybrid teams, everyone is a road warrior—not just sales teams and C-suite execs. It's part of why business travel spending is expected to finally reach, and perhaps surpass, pre-pandemic levels by the end of the year, according to Deloitte. But, as with everything, work trips are not what they were in 2019. From airlines to banks, companies are finding new ways to make business travel easier—and even a little fun.
• JENNIFER DOUDNA
  FOUNDER, INNOVATIVE GENOMICS INSTITUTE; PROFESSOR OF CHEMISTRY, UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, BERKELEY
• WEIGHTY MATTERS
  WeightWatchers’ six decades of influence.
• CAN'T STOP ROLLING
  MOBILE GAME MAKER SCOPELY TOOK IN $2 BILLION IN JUST 10 MONTHS FROM ITS HIT GAME MONOPOLY GO. PLAYERS, IT SEEMS, ARE ADDICTED TO THE FUN.
• ONE LEG AT A TIME
  RICHARD DICKSON HELPED MAKE BARBIE A STAR AGAIN. AS THE NEW CEO OF THE GAP, HE'S TRYING TO GET ANOTHER LEGACY BRAND BACK ON ITS TOES. BY NICOLE LAPORTE / PHOTOGRAPHS BY ULYSSES ORTEGA