The Brutalist Report

ArsTechnica

• Google Workspace launches annual plans, 20% price increase for monthly users [1129d]
• Here’s why slashing insulin prices will actually save Big Pharma money [1129d]
• Report: Microsoft cut a key AI ethics team [1129d]
• Here’s our first look at Kia’s EV9 three-row electric SUV [1129d]
• Microsoft signs another Call of Duty deal in bid to impress regulators [1129d]
• Still using authenticators for MFA? Software for sale can hack you anyway [1129d]
• Gov’t opens $2.5 billion for EV chargers in rural and underserved areas [1129d]
• Check out the winners of this year’s Gallery of Soft Matter Physics [1129d]
• Microsoft Teams is adding 3D avatars for people who want to turn their webcams off [1129d]
• Amazon unveils three satellite user terminals, plans broadband service in 2024 [1129d]
• OpenAI announces GPT-4, its next-generation AI language model [1129d]
• Do better coders swear more, or does C just do that to good programmers? [1129d]
• Did Oregon once host a nesting colony of pterosaurs? [1129d]
• Google shows off what ChatGPT would be like in Gmail and Google Docs [1129d]
• Ransomware attacks have entered a heinous new phase [1129d]
• System Shock gets May 30 PC release date after successful demo [1129d]
• Meta to lay off another 10,000 as Zuckerberg celebrates “year of efficiency” [1129d]
• Only four midsize SUVs score good rating in IIHS rear-seat safety tests [1129d]
• TikTok accused of mishandling sexual harassment allegations [1129d]
• Waze route plans will now include electric vehicle charger locations [1129d]
• Why it does and doesn’t matter if Google, Microsoft, or Zoom certify your webcam [1129d]