The Brutalist Report

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• Smart Sous Vide Cooker To Start Charging Monthly Fee For 10-Year-Old Companion App [471d]
• IKEA's Stock-Counting Warehouse Drones Will Fly Alongside Workers In the US [471d]
• Judge Bars Disney, Warner, Fox From Launching Sports Streamer Venu [471d]
• OpenAI Says Iranian Group Used ChatGPT To Try To Influence US Election [471d]
• Ex-Google CEO Says Successful AI Startups Can Steal IP and Hire Lawyers To 'Clean Up the Mess' [471d]
• 'The Best, Worst Codebase' [471d]
• Can Google Make Stoplights Smarter? [471d]
• AI-powered 'Undressing' Websites Are Getting Sued [471d]
• The Cheating Scandal Rocking the World of Elite High-School Math [471d]
• Thousands of Corporate Secrets Were Left Exposed. This Guy Found Them All [471d]
• California Weakens Bill To Prevent AI Disasters Before Final Vote [471d]
• NASA Chief To Scientists on Budget Cuts: 'I Feel Your Pain' [471d]
• Google's AI Search Gives Sites Dire Choice: Share Data or Die [471d]
• Microsoft Removes FAT32 Partition Size Limit in Windows 11 [471d]
• Epic Games Store Debuts on Mobile, Fortnite Returns To iOS in EU [471d]
• Florida Man Arrested For Causing $700,000 In Damage At Solar Power Facility [472d]
• AT&T and Verizon Ask FCC To Throw a Wrench Into Starlink's Mobile Plan [472d]
• Hot Summer Threatens Efficacy of Mail-Order Medications [472d]
• A Species of Lungfish Claims Title of World's Largest Animal Genome [472d]
• China-Linked Hackers Could Be Behind Cyberattacks On Russian State Agencies, Researchers Say [472d]
• IRS Has Loads of Legacy IT, Still Has No Firm Plans To Replace It [472d]
• Microsoft Temporarily Pumps the Brakes on Its Intrusive Windows 11 Ads [472d]