The Brutalist Report

ArsTechnica

• Nothing Phone says it will hack into iMessage, bring blue bubbles to Android [778d]
• People think white AI-generated faces are more real than actual photos, study says [778d]
• Google loses battle to redact confidential info leaked by final witness [778d]
• Study reveals how natural processes helped sculpt the Great Sphinx of Giza [778d]
• Intel fixes high-severity CPU bug that causes “very strange behavior” [778d]
• AI outperforms conventional weather forecasting for the first time: Google study [778d]
• Trust in science down; trends worst in minorities, Republicans [778d]
• Rivian blames “fat finger” for infotainment-bricking software update [778d]
• Google sues people who “weaponized” DMCA to remove rivals’ search results [778d]
• Review: Steam Deck OLED’s brilliant screen fixes the portable’s biggest flaw [778d]
• Sale of United Launch Alliance is nearing its end, with three potential buyers [778d]
• Jupiter’s moon Ganymede is telling us more about its alien ocean [778d]
• 2023 National Climate Assessment paints grim picture while offering hope [778d]
• Lead-tainted fruit pouches poison 22 toddlers; blood lead levels 8X threshold [778d]
• GM will build F1 powertrains in 2028 as long as F1 lets Andretti in [778d]
• OpenAI CEO Sam Altman wants to build AI “superintelligence” [778d]
• Teens with “digital bazookas” are winning the ransomware war, researcher laments [778d]
• Daily Telescope: Two galaxies colliding 300 million light-years from Earth [779d]