The Brutalist Report

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• Twitter revives its developer conference after a seven-year hiatus [1188d]
• Arizona wildfire may spare Kitt Peak National Observatory's telescopes [1188d]
• Watch scientists discuss the latest research on killer asteroids [1188d]
• Robots learn to shape letters using Play-Doh [1188d]
• The Obamas are leaving Spotify for Audible [1188d]
• Activision Blizzard shareholders approve plan for public report on sexual harassment [1188d]
• Meta settles US lawsuit over housing discrimination [1188d]
• NASA picks three companies to develop lunar nuclear power systems [1188d]
• Researchers made cyborg locusts that can smell cancer [1188d]
• Microsoft will phase out facial recognition AI that could detect emotions [1188d]
• Meta won’t take a commission from creators on Facebook and Instagram until 2024 [1188d]
• Cryptocurrency is more centralized than many advocates claim, according to report [1188d]
• Amazon is opening a center for quantum networking research [1188d]
• South Korea launches a satellite with its first domestically-made rocket [1188d]
• Facebook clamps down on fake and paid reviews [1188d]
• The best smart displays you can buy [1188d]
• Amazon's Omni Fire TVs are up to 46 percent off right now [1189d]
• NASA finally succeeds with its Artemis 1 wet launch test [1189d]
• Master & Dynamic's MW75 headphones pair a fresh design with adaptive ANC [1189d]
• Uber to bring back shared rides to nine US cities this summer [1189d]
• Sony's new Linkbuds S get their first real discount [1189d]
• The Morning After: iOS 16 might let you skip those anti-bot login tests [1189d]
• Tesla sued by ex-employees who claim that mass layoffs violated federal law [1189d]
• New Philips Hue smart lights include its first portable rechargeable smart lamp [1189d]
• A YouTuber built his own PS5 Slim that's less than an inch thick [1189d]