The Brutalist Report - arstechnica
- Hospitals owned by private equity are harming patients, reports find [249d]
- Researcher uncovers one of the biggest password breaches in recent history [249d]
- Apple lets devs use alternate in-app payment options, still takes commissions [249d]
- Teen sued Utah over social media law requiring curfew for minors [249d]
- Cable firms to FTC: We shouldn’t have to let users cancel service with a click [249d]
- Taking stock: Private investment in space companies rebounded in 2023 [249d]
- OpenAI opens the door for military uses but maintains AI weapons ban [249d]
- Harmonix is ending Rock Band DLC releases after 16 years, ~2,800 songs [249d]
- That’s never happened before: Games Done Quick video stars speedrunning dog [249d]
- OpenAI must defend ChatGPT fabrications after failing to defeat libel suit [249d]
- Watch Godzilla Minus One in dazzling black and white during limited US run [249d]
- Explaining why a black hole produces light when ripping apart a star [249d]
- New attack steals AI secrets from GPUs made by Apple, AMD, and Qualcomm [249d]
- The Galaxy S24 gets seven years of updates, $1,300 Titanium “Ultra” model [249d]
- As 2024 election looms, OpenAI says it is taking steps to prevent AI abuse [249d]
- Sharing deepfake porn could lead to lengthy prison time under proposed law [249d]
- Fujitsu apologizes for software bugs that fueled wrongful convictions in UK [249d]
- Meet Helios, a new class of space tug with some real muscle [249d]
- BMW showed off hallucination-free AI at CES 2024 [249d]
- Daily Telescope: A beautiful supernova remnant from an uncertain age [249d]
- What to expect from the Apple Vision Pro in February [249d]
- New UEFI vulnerabilities send firmware devs across an entire ecosystem scrambling [249d]
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