The Brutalist Report

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• Cryptocurrency laundryman gets hung out to dry [854d]
• Microsoft Copilot for Security prepares for April liftoff [854d]
• European Union lawmakers line up to defend world's first AI Act [854d]
• 'Chemical cat' on the loose in Japanese city [854d]
• New York Times: OpenAI’s claim we 'hacked' its products both 'irrelevant' and 'false' [854d]
• Pentagon said to have pulled $2.5B Intel defense chips grant [854d]
• The end of classic Outlook for Windows is coming. Are you ready? [855d]
• Nvidia rival Cerebras says it's revived Moore's Law with third-gen waferscale chips [855d]
• Oracle AI buzz means Larry Ellison's worth $15B more today [855d]
• Stanford University failed to detect ransomware intruders for 4 months [855d]
• Can AI shorten PC replacement cycles? Dell seems to think so [855d]
• Sunak's defunct SaaS scheme spent seven percent of budget designed to help 100,000 SMEs [855d]
• Fedora 41's GNOME to go Wayland-only, says goodbye to X.org [855d]
• Researchers jimmy OpenAI's and Google's closed models [855d]
• Your PC can probably run inferencing just fine - so it's already an AI PC [855d]
• Japan's first private satellite launch imitates SpaceX's giant explosions [855d]
• Chinese smartphone brand Xiaomi adds electric vehicle to its mobility offerings [855d]