The Brutalist Report

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• UnitedHealth Says Change Healthcare Hack Affects Over 100 Million [32d]
• Carbon Emissions Are Now Growing Faster Than Before the Pandemic [32d]
• Google Photos Will Soon Show You If an Image Was Edited With AI [32d]
• Europe's Top Court Rules For Intel To End Long-Running Antitrust Case [32d]
• Intel Arrow Lake Core Ultra 200S Tested: Competitively Priced With Creator Performance [32d]
• Goodreads' Founder Debuts AI-Powered App For Online Readers [32d]
• Georgian Authorities Raid Homes of Disinformation Researchers Ahead of Elections [32d]
• Amazon To Shut Down Speedy Brick-and-Mortar Delivery Service [32d]
• Google Calendar Gets a Redesign and Dark Mode [32d]
• Google Offers Its AI Watermarking Tech As Free Open Source Toolkit [32d]
• White House Orders Pentagon and Intel Agencies To Increase Use of AI [32d]
• Cable Companies Ask 5th Circuit To Block FTC's Click-to-Cancel Rule [32d]
• US Power Grid Added Battery Equivalent of 20 Nuclear Reactors In Past Four Years [32d]
• Code.org Taps No-Code Tableau To Make the Case For K-12 Programming Courses [32d]
• Verisign and ICANN Renew Root Zone Maintainer Service Agreement [32d]
• IPv6 May Already Be Irrelevant - But So is Moving Off IPv4, Argues APNIC's Chief Scientist [32d]
• LinkedIn Fined More Than $300 Million in Ireland Over Personal Data Processing [32d]
• Kroger and Walmart Deny 'Surge Pricing' After Adopting Digital Price Tags [32d]
• Note-Taking App Notion Readies Email Product [32d]
• Intel Weighed $20 Billion Nvidia Takeover in 2005 [32d]
• Journals With High Rates of Suspicious Papers Flagged By Science-Integrity Startup [32d]
• Humanoid Robot Is the 'Fastest In the World' Thanks To Pair of Sneakers [32d]
• Boeing-Made Satellite Explodes In Space [33d]