The Brutalist Report

ArsTechnica

• Microsoft introduces AI model that can understand image content, pass IQ tests [1142d]
• Medieval manuscripts may have described “new” whale feeding trick centuries ago [1143d]
• First wave of PCIe 5.0 SSDs arrives with high prices and ridiculous heatsinks [1143d]
• Eli Lilly cuts insulin prices after years of outrage [1143d]
• Texas Republican wants ISPs to block a wide range of abortion websites [1143d]
• Nvidia’s new AI upscaling tech makes low-res videos look sharper in Chrome, Edge [1143d]
• “Moto Rizr” rollable phone shows why rollables don’t work in the real world [1143d]
• ChatGPT and Whisper APIs debut, allowing devs to integrate them into apps [1143d]
• NASA’s DART impactor shows how planetary defense can work [1143d]
• Meta says $725M deal ends all Cambridge Analytica claims; one state disagrees [1143d]
• Meta’s hardware plans include thinner Quest this year, ad-supported AR in 2027 [1143d]
• Sources say prominent US rocket-maker United Launch Alliance is up for sale [1143d]
• Is the future of computing biological? [1143d]
• DALL-E 2 and Midjourney can be a boon for industrial designers [1143d]
• Fast-moving Musk makes very slow progress turning Twitter into “everything app” [1143d]
• Google adds client-side encryption to Gmail and Calendar. Should you care? [1143d]