The Brutalist Report

ArsTechnica

• Diet sodas are not actually good for your diet, WHO guidance suggests [1060d]
• Cosmic rays reveal hidden ancient burial chamber underneath Naples [1060d]
• Willow could be the $50 hardware piece of the DIY voice assistant puzzle [1061d]
• Musk defends enabling Turkish censorship on Twitter, calling it his “choice” [1061d]
• Cable TV has fewest subscribers since 1992, YouTube TV is the only riser [1061d]
• Double-screen ‘free’ TV will show you ads, even when not in use [1061d]
• Microsoft’s purchase of Activision gets the OK from the EU [1061d]
• As AI-generated fakes proliferate, Google plans to fight back [1061d]
• Musk’s Tesla tweets to remain on SEC leash, court rules [1061d]
• Report: Like Intel’s latest CPUs, Apple’s M3 will lean on small cores to boost speed [1061d]
• Exploding airbag inflators strike again—1 million GM SUVs are recalled [1061d]
• US states’ social media laws to protect kids create challenges for platforms [1061d]
• A private company has an audacious plan to rescue NASA’s last “Great Observatory” [1061d]
• The complicated history of how the Earth’s atmosphere became breathable [1061d]