The Brutalist Report

ArsTechnica

• Report describes Apple’s “organizational dysfunction” and “lack of ambition” in AI [1079d]
• Woman faked elaborate illness, doctors say in report on “factitious disorder” [1079d]
• Tile should—and needs to—do better than the DIY-looking “Tile for Cats” [1079d]
• Top Twitter influencers flee to Bluesky amid Musk’s continued debasing [1079d]
• It’s the end of the line for yearly Windows 10 updates, says Microsoft [1079d]
• FBI agents search home of FTX exec who gave millions to Republicans [1079d]
• I, for one, welcome our new Steam Deck-killing, Windows-running overlords [1079d]
• YouTube podcasts go live in the US with inclusion in YouTube Music [1079d]
• Microsoft-branded mice and keyboards are going away after 40 years [1079d]
• Despite UK ruling, Microsoft/Activision merger might not be dead just yet [1079d]
• Nuke-launching AI would be illegal under proposed US law [1079d]
• Daimler is setting up a $650 million charging network for commercial EVs [1079d]
• Old smartphones should be usable as single-board computers, just as this one is [1079d]
• Intel loses $2.8 billion in another not-great quarter, down 36% year over year [1079d]
• What the US needs for future nuclear power tech to get off the ground [1079d]
• Europe’s major new interplanetary spacecraft has a slight problem [1079d]
• Dealmaster: Vitamix 5200, LG C2 4K TV, Samsung and SK Hynix SSDs, and more [1079d]
• OnePlus Pad hands-on: I did not know they still made displays this bad [1079d]
• Rocket Report: Feds assess Starship fallout; Sweden accidentally bombs Norway [1079d]
• OLED is great, but where are all the Mini LED laptops? [1079d]