The Brutalist Report

The Verge

• Mailchimp cancels podcast after refusing to work with union producers [759d]
• Grimes has a new line of AI plush toys, including one named Grok [759d]
• The EU AI Act passed — now comes the waiting [759d]
• Apple is making a Murderbot series starring Alexander Skarsgård [759d]
• Netflix’s Yu Yu Hakusho needed more time in the spirit world [759d]
• Google releases on-device diagnostics tool and repair manuals for Pixel phones [759d]
• Temu sues Shein, alleging ‘Mafia-style’ intimidation of manufacturers [759d]
• Neko Atsume on Quest is cute, cuddly, and a great use of mixed reality [759d]
• Cruise lays off nearly a quarter of the company after grounding its robotaxi fleet [759d]
• How to easily find the GTA trilogy (and other games) on Netflix [759d]
• Cable service cancellation fees might be on the way out [759d]
• Apple’s M2-powered MacBook Airs are up to $250 off [759d]
• YouTube will have fewer ad breaks on TV — but the ads are getting longer [759d]
• AT&T is Rivian’s latest EV customer following Amazon deal [759d]
• Intel’s Core Ultra CPUs are here — and they all come with silicon dedicated to AI [759d]
• Elon Musk wants to open a university in Texas [759d]
• Google will turn off third-party tracking for some Chrome users soon [759d]
• GM announces Cadillac Vistiq, a midsize electric SUV coming in 2025 [759d]
• The latest Apple Watch integration makes custom workouts less of a headache [759d]
• Google’s Nest Renew joins Alphabet spinoff to form Renew Home [759d]
• H&R Block launches AI tax filing assistant [759d]
• Threads launches for nearly half a billion more users in Europe [759d]
• Proton Mail finally gets a desktop app for encrypted email and calendar [759d]
• Opera’s gamer browser now has a ‘panic button’ for when you’re caught in the act [759d]
• Beeper says some people aren’t getting iMessages again [759d]
• The Tesla Cybertruck’s infamous wiper will reportedly cost $165 to replace [759d]