The Brutalist Report

ArsTechnica

• Review: The Super Mario Bros. Movie is a madcap love letter to fans [1106d]
• After the death of Stadia, VP Phil Harrison has left Google [1106d]
• How Pink Floyd inspired research into medieval monks and volcanology [1106d]
• Operation Cookie Monster: Feds seize “notorious hacker marketplace” [1106d]
• Meta introduces AI model that can isolate and mask objects within images [1106d]
• Kobo’s $400 Elipsa 2E jumps into the “big e-readers with a pen” fight [1106d]
• Dealmaster: New low on Mac mini, Samsung 980 Pro, and Amazon Fire Kids; plus AirPods and iPad [1106d]
• Outrage over white-only job ad drives tech firm to delete website [1106d]
• Ram goes for an oversized battery to give EV truck 500 miles of range [1106d]
• Motorola still makes flagship phones: Meet the Edge 40 Pro [1106d]
• Best Buy starts selling mail-in tech recycling boxes [1106d]
• A New Zealand company has started flying a rocket-powered spaceplane [1106d]
• OpenAI threatened with landmark defamation lawsuit over ChatGPT false claims [1106d]
• Musk expands feud with media by labeling NPR Twitter account “state-affiliated” [1106d]
• President Biden delivers remarks on “risks of artificial intelligence” [1106d]
• Miles Morales must make a sacrifice in Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse trailer [1106d]
• Other than Tesla, which car companies are selling lots of EVs? [1106d]
• Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure face antitrust probe [1106d]
• Review: AMD Ryzen 7800X3D is the cheapest way to get the most out of a $1,500 GPU [1106d]
• ChatGPT vs Google Bard: Which is better? We put them to the test. [1106d]