The Brutalist Report

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• News Orgs Say AI Firm Stole Articles, Spit Out 'Hallucinations' [283d]
• US Releases Russian Cybercriminal As Part of Prisoner Swap [283d]
• Apple Teases Special Product Launch Coming Next Week [283d]
• Nearly a Year Later, Mozilla Is Still Promoting OneRep [283d]
• Trust in AI is Much Higher in China Than in the US [283d]
• Nintendo Patent Push Against Hit Game Palworld Hits Roadblock in US [283d]
• Bezos-Backed Blue Origin To Cut 10% of Its Workforce [283d]
• JPMorgan CEO Dimon Slams Return-To-Office Pushback [283d]
• LibreOffice Marks 40th Year With Browser-Based Overhaul [283d]
• Baidu Scraps Fees For AI Chatbot in Battle for China Tech Supremacy [283d]
• World's Largely Unprotected Peatlands Are Ticking 'Carbon Bomb,' Warns Study [283d]
• Data Center Power Demand Almost Doubled in Virginia, Utility Says [284d]
• German Regulator Charges Apple With Abuse of Power Over App Tracking Tool [284d]
• Are PhDs Losing Their Lustre? Why Fewer Students Are Enrolling in Doctoral Degrees [284d]
• Musk Says New AI Chatbot Outperforms Rivals, Nears Launch [284d]
• UK Demand For a Back Door To Apple Data Threatens Americans, Lawmakers Say [284d]
• Elizabeth Holmes Breaks Her Silence In First Interview From Prison [284d]
• Is It Time For a Change In GNOME Leadership? [284d]
• The Future of GPLv3 Hangs In the Balance [284d]
• After Copilot Trial, Government Staff Rated Microsoft's AI Less Useful Than Expected [284d]
• Astronomers Amazed By Perfect 'Einstein Ring' Gleaming In Space [284d]
• Titan Sub Implosion Audio Released For the First Time [284d]
• First Ultra-High-Energy Neutrino Detected [284d]
• Woeful Security On Financial Phone Apps Is Getting People Murdered [284d]