The Brutalist Report

The Verge

• Google spent billions of dollars to lay people off [569d]
• Replika’s new AI therapy app tries to bring you to a zen island [569d]
• YouTube TV listened to sports fans, and it’s fixing multiview’s biggest problem [569d]
• Spec Ops: The Line permanently removed from Steam and other digital stores [569d]
• Elon Musk won’t get his $55 billion pay package after all [569d]
• Some suggested events for Peter Thiel’s all-drug Olympics [569d]
• If you have an Arlo camera or video doorbell, it’s about to get more expensive [569d]
• Microsoft’s Surface devices down again in Q2 earnings as Xbox picks up Activision revenue [569d]
• Art collective MSCHF is streaming movies like Barbie in ASCII for free [569d]
• How to stop location tracking on your Android phone (mostly) [569d]
• The New York Times is building a team to explore AI in the newsroom [569d]
• Infinite Wealth can drag on but makes up for it with heart, soul, and Pokémon [569d]
• The Ministry Of Ungentlemanly Warfare is ready to get its hands dirty in new trailer [569d]
• Why Sen. Brian Schatz thinks child safety bills can trump the First Amendment [569d]
• Today is the last day to score preorder promos on the Galaxy S24 series [569d]
• FEMA will pay states to install solar panels and heat pumps [569d]
• Your home network might soon get a new — and simpler — name [569d]
• The latest iPad Air has dropped to an all-time low [569d]
• Universal’s next big park will include werewolves, dragons, and Super Mario [569d]
• Tesla’s next-generation vehicle: all the news about Elon Musk’s next big EV bet [569d]
• AT&T launches branded calls to help filter out spam [569d]
• Apple Vision Pro review: magic, until it’s not [569d]
• My new favorite way to manage my family’s calendars is getting bigger [569d]
• Yelp will use AI to tell you if that burger’s any good [569d]
• TikTok test automatically identifies products in videos and offers purchase links [569d]