Raphaël Guintoli

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The challenges facing every industry—not to mention humanity—are vast, but Fast Company's 2026 World Changing Ideas honorees show that there is no shortage of people trying to make the world more sustainable, equitable, and habitable for everyone. Read more: https://bit.ly/4vmYkDd

191 World Changing Ideas for 2026

Meet the nearly 200 projects—and four visionary leaders—that are tackling the biggest problems across industries with creativity and dedication to improving the world.

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“Where optimistic accounts treat generative AI as an extension of prior media revolutions (photography, cinema, etc.) this framework insists that the Inversion represents a categorical break: not a new tool for human expression but a restructuring” www.usefulfindingsdepartment.com/findings/ai-...

AI doesn't just generate culture — it destabilises the grounds on which authenticity is judged

We're at a cultural moment in which machine-generated work doesn't merely resemble human creation but actively rewrites the criteria by which authenticity it…

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NEW: Insane screwup inside Meta. The company exposed worker keystroke data that was being used to train AI — making it potentially accessible to anyone at the company. The data included personnel and performance info, private convos, full transcriptions…imagine your coworkers seeing all of that.

Meta Exposed Data Internally From Its Controversial Employee-Tracking Program

Employees had previously raised concerns about the initiative, which involves collecting workers’ keystroke data to train AI models.

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