The Brutalist Report

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• Microsoft wants to make Windows an AI operating system, launches Copilot+ PCs [667d]
• Scarlett Johansson says that OpenAI approached her to use her voice [667d]
• Microsoft Build 2024: All the AI and hardware products Microsoft announced [667d]
• TechCrunch Space: Star(side)liner [667d]
• These 81 robotics companies are hiring [667d]
• VinFast crash that killed family of four now under federal investigation [667d]
• NYC-Dublin real time video portal reopens with some fixes to prevent inappropriate behavior [667d]
• Contour Venture Partners, an early investor in Datadog and Movable Ink, lowers the target for its fifth fund [667d]
• Meta’s Oversight Board takes its first Threads case [667d]
• SeekOut, a recruiting startup last valued at $1.2 billion, lays off 30% of its workforce [667d]
• UK’s autonomous vehicle legislation becomes law, paving the way for first driverless cars by 2026 [667d]
• ChatGPT: Everything you need to know about the AI-powered chatbot [667d]
• Fintech lender Solo Funds is being sued again by the government over its lending practices [667d]
• Rollup wants to be the hardware engineer’s workhorse [667d]
• Disrupt Audience Choice vote closes Friday [667d]
• Google launches a new Android feature to drive users back into their installed apps [667d]
• Jolla debuts privacy-focused AI hardware [667d]
• OpenAI to remove ChatGPT’s Scarlett Johansson-like voice [667d]
• ChatGPT’s mobile app revenue saw biggest spike yet following GPT-4o launch [667d]
• Bumble buys community building app Geneva to expand further into friendships [667d]
• CyberArk snaps up Venafi for $1.54B to ramp up in machine-to-machine security [667d]
• OpenseedVC, which backs operators in Africa and Europe starting their companies, reaches first close of $10M fund [667d]
• Pine Labs gets Singapore court approval to shift base to India [668d]