The Brutalist Report

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• As IBM Pushes For More Automation, Its AI Simply Not Up To the Job of Replacing Staff [430d]
• OpenAI To Remove Non-Profit Control and Give Sam Altman Equity [430d]
• Ray-Ban Smart Glasses Updated With Real-Time AI Video, Reminders, and QR Code Scanning [430d]
• Evan Prodromou Launches The Social Web Foundation To Build Out the Fediverse [430d]
• Russia Blocks OONI Explorer, a Large Open Dataset On Internet Censorship [430d]
• OpenAI CTO Mira Murati Is Leaving Firm [430d]
• OpenAI Pitched White House On Unprecedented Data Center Buildout [430d]
• LG TVs Start Showing Ads On Screensavers [430d]
• Meta Unveils AR Glasses Prototype [430d]
• Google Complains To EU Over Microsoft Cloud Practices [430d]
• China-Linked Hackers Breach US Internet Providers in New 'Salt Typhoon' Cyberattack [430d]
• Google Paid $2.7 Billion To Bring Back an AI Genius Who Quit in Frustration [430d]
• Admins Using Windows Server Update Services Up in Arms as Microsoft Deprecates Feature [430d]
• New California Law Requires One-Click Subscription Cancellations [430d]
• Nintendo Japan Plans To Stop Repairing Its Classic Edition Consoles [430d]
• Microsoft Claims Its New Tool Can Correct AI Hallucinations [430d]
• 45 Years Ago CompuServe Connected the World Before the World Wide Web [430d]
• X-Rays From a Nuclear Explosion Could Redirect an Asteroid [430d]
• Car Software Patches Are Over 20% of Recalls, Study Finds [431d]
• ByteDance Is Shutting Down TikTok Music Globally [431d]
• Ancient US Air Traffic Control Systems Won't Get a Tech Refresh Before 2030 [431d]
• Kansas Water Facility Switches to Manual Operations Following Cyberattack [431d]
• James Cameron Joins Board of Stability AI In Coup For Tech Firm [431d]