The Brutalist Report

TechCrunch

• Hugging Face CEO has concerns about Chinese open source AI models [453d]
• The abject weirdness of AI ads [453d]
• ServiceTitan’s IPO keeps getting weirder [453d]
• SpaceX mulls tender offer at $350B valuation [453d]
• Biden administration races to approve clean energy loans before Trump takes over — here’s who is benefiting [453d]
• Brian Singerman to take a step back from Founders Fund [453d]
• Why does the name ‘David Mayer’ crash ChatGPT? OpenAI says privacy tool went rogue [454d]
• US says Chinese hackers are still lurking in American phone networks [454d]
• Amazon teams up with Orbital to remove CO2 from the air at one of its data centers [454d]
• Amazon’s Q Business AI agents get smarter [454d]
• Amazon SageMaker gets unified data controls [454d]
• AWS wants Amazon Q to become your buddy for the entire software development life cycle [454d]
• Walmart completes $2.3B acquisition of Vizio to help grow its ad business [454d]
• AWS and GitLab team up to bring Amazon Q agents to GitLab’s Duo Assistant [454d]
• Clarifai introduces vendor-agnostic orchestration capabilities [454d]
• Amazon announces Nova, a new family of multimodal AI models [454d]
• AWS’ new service tackles AI hallucinations [454d]
• AWS announces Aurora DSQL, a new distributed SQL database that promises virtually unlimited scalability [454d]
• Celeb greetings app Cameo pivots to creators [454d]
• Intel’s ex-CEO Pat Gelsinger set to net more than $10M in severance pay [454d]