The Brutalist Report

ArsTechnica

• Andor first impressions: Star Wars inches toward the best of modern adult TV [1016d]
• Fearing copyright issues, Getty Images bans AI-generated artwork [1016d]
• Logitech builds Android-powered Steam Deck clone for portable cloud gaming [1017d]
• Einstein wins again: Space satellite confirms weak equivalence principle [1017d]
• US installs record solar capacity as prices keep falling [1017d]
• UN chief asks wealthy nations to impose windfall taxes on fossil fuel industry [1017d]
• The record-setting DDoSes keep coming, with no end in sight [1017d]
• iPhone 14 and 14 Pro review: A picture is worth a thousand dollars [1017d]
• Today’s best deals: Apple MacBook Air, Ring Fit Adventure, and more [1017d]
• Razer’s new soundbar works with USB-C and Bluetooth, costs $100 [1017d]
• NTSB wants alcohol detection systems installed in all new cars in US [1017d]
• OnePlus takes just one month to update to Android 13 [1017d]
• As streamers threaten boycott, Twitch takes action on some gambling content [1017d]
• Artist finds private medical record photos in popular AI training data set [1017d]
• Repairable, upgradeable Framework Laptop will also be available as a Chromebook [1017d]
• Telegram has a serious doxxing problem [1017d]
• New JWST image reveals full glory of Neptune, its moons, and rings [1017d]
• 2022 Amazon Fire 8 HD tablet sports 30 percent faster CPU [1017d]
• US lawmakers escalate pressure on Chinese chipmaker YMTC [1017d]
• Why do car companies build concepts? We ask Audi’s product planner [1017d]
• World’s oldest heart preserved in 380 million-year-old armored fish [1017d]