The Brutalist Report

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• Decision to hold women-in-cyber events in abortion-banning states sparks outcry [932d]
• Google's Bard barred while trying to enter Europe [933d]
• LockBit victims in the US alone paid over $90m in ransoms since 2020 [933d]
• Europe teases breaking up Google over ad monopoly [933d]
• Phosphates on Enceladus could mean sub-surface oceans teeming with aliens [933d]
• AI promises vendors 15 minutes of fame with investors [933d]
• Meta teaches AI image model to stop generating human fingers like a drunk Picasso [933d]
• Capita wins £50M fraud reporting contract with City of London cops [933d]
• It’s official: Vodafone and Three to tie the knot in the UK [933d]
• James Webb spots the early galaxies responsible for tidying up the universe [933d]
• UN boss recommends nuclear option for AI regulation [933d]
• Intel approached to take on key investor role in Arm IPO [933d]
• Out with the old, in with the new – Accenture declares AI is 'mature and delivers value' [933d]
• Broadcom squeezed Samsung, now South Korea's squeezing back – hard [933d]
• NASA to tear the wings off plane in the name of sustainability [933d]
• Japan's first space security plan calls for counterstrike capability [933d]
• AWS experiment with Lambda in cloudless configuration fails to impress [933d]
• After scaring the world, China shows off 'chute that can aim Long March rockets' descents [933d]
• US senators and spies spar over Section 702 warrantless surveillance [933d]
• Florida man insists he didn't violate the law by keeping Top Secret docs [933d]