The Brutalist Report

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• Too soon? Amazon commissions FTX mini-series [722d]
• AI giant Baidu shrugs off US chip export restrictions as having 'little impact' [722d]
• European Parliament Putin things back together after cyber attack [722d]
• India seeks global standards to stop AI harming humanity [722d]
• China declares victory over teenage video game addiction [722d]
• San Francisco politicians to vote on policy endorsing lethal force for robots [722d]
• Intel makes it harder for Gelsinger to earn beaucoup bucks as CEO [722d]
• US military goes zero-trust on software and government gets busy [722d]
• FAA wants pilots to be less dependent on computer autopilots [722d]
• GPU shipments saw biggest nosedive since noughties recession [722d]
• Still using a discontinued Boa web server? Microsoft warns of supply chain attacks [722d]
• Study suggests AI cruise control could kill traffic jams by cutting out the 'intuition' factor [722d]
• New York cracks down on carbon fuel-based crypto-mining operations [722d]
• Meta faces lawsuit to stop 'surveillance advertising' [722d]
• Foxconn workers protest over pay and lockdowns at iPhone factory in China [722d]
• University orders investigation into Oracle finance disaster [723d]
• Waiting for speedy broadband? UK's Openreach prioritizing existing work over fiber expansion [723d]
• Tech companies in the crosshairs as China proposes antitrust law revisions [723d]
• Someone has to say it: Voice assistants are not doing it for big tech [723d]