The Brutalist Report

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• Archivists Work To Identify and Save the Thousands of Datasets Disappearing From Data.gov [298d]
• Lawsuit Accuses Amazon of Secretly Tracking Consumers Through Cellphones [298d]
• US DOJ Sues To Block Hewlett Packard Enterprise's $14 Billion Juniper Deal [298d]
• Google's 10-Year Chromebook Lifeline Leaves Old Laptops Headed For Silicon Cemetery [298d]
• OpenAI Teases 'New Era' of AI In US, Deepens Ties With Government [298d]
• Amazon Sues WA State Over Washington Post Request for Kuiper Records [298d]
• Google Offering 'Voluntary Exit' For Employees Working on Pixel, Android [298d]
• Oracle Faces Java Customer Revolt After 'Predatory' Pricing Changes [298d]
• Books Written By Humans Are Getting Their Own Certification [299d]
• SoftBank in Talks To Invest Up To $25 Billion in OpenAI [299d]
• Has Europe's Great Hope For AI Missed Its Moment? [299d]
• India Lauds Chinese AI Lab DeepSeek, Plans To Host Its Models on Local Servers [299d]
• Nintendo Loses Trademark Battle With a Costa Rican Grocery Store [299d]
• Asteroid Contains Building Blocks of Life, Say Scientists [299d]
• Astronomers Discover 196-Foot Asteroid With 1-In-83 Chance of Hitting Earth In 2032 [299d]
• Democrat Teams Up With Movie Industry To Propose Website-Blocking Law [299d]
• AI-Assisted Works Can Get Copyright With Enough Human Creativity, Says US Copyright Office [299d]
• NordVPN Says Its New Protocol Can Circumvent VPN Blockers [299d]
• Atari Limited-Edition Asteroids Watches Sell Out Instantly For 45th Anniversary [299d]
• Sony Removes PlayStation Account Requirement From 4 Single-Player Steam Games [299d]