The Brutalist Report

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• Garlic chicken without garlic? Critics think Amazon recipe book was cooked up by AI [513d]
• London Clinic probes claim staffer tried to peek at Princess Kate's records [513d]
• Canadian arrested for stealing secret to speedy Tesla battery production, say feds [513d]
• Serial extortionist of medical facilities pleads guilty to cybercrime charges [513d]
• Intel scores $8.5B in government cheddar to supercharge fab builds [513d]
• Stalkerware usage surging, despite data privacy concerns [513d]
• Euclid space telescope needs de-icing [513d]
• Britain enters period of mourning as Greggs unable to process payments [513d]
• Back of the net? Google's DeepMind is coming for football tactics [513d]
• Five Eyes tell critical infra orgs: take these actions now to protect against China's Volt Typhoon [513d]
• Brits blissfully unbothered by snail-paced mobile network speeds [513d]
• UK awards £1.73M to AI projects to advance net zero goals [513d]
• European Space Agency to measure Earth at millimeter scale [513d]
• How to improve Chinese TV? Better censorship, says top tellie-maker [513d]
• Alibaba's research arm promises server-class RISC-V processor due this year [513d]
• India's competition regulator orders Google Play payment probe [514d]
• Australian techie jailed for accessing museum's accounting system and buying himself stuff [514d]
• Judge demands social media sites prove they didn't help radicalize mass shooter [514d]
• Microsoft hits Inflection point, peels off top personnel to form AI division [514d]
• Beijing-backed cyberspies attacked 70+ orgs across 23 countries [514d]
• Crypto scams more costly to the US than ransomware, feds say [514d]
• Nvidia: Why write code when you can string together a couple chat bots? [514d]
• Reddit gets a call from Nokia about patent infringement ahead of going public [514d]
• Homeland Security will test out using genAI to train US immigration officers [514d]