The Brutalist Report

The Verge

• Uber teams up with Cruise to deliver more autonomous rides next year [334d]
• DC’s antitrust suit against Amazon is back from the dead [335d]
• Google is shoving its apps onto new Windows laptops [335d]
• The Lord of the Rings anime looks appropriately epic in first trailer [335d]
• Google DeepMind staff call for end to military contracts [335d]
• Trump is launching a cryptocurrency platform, and we have no idea what it does [335d]
• Instead of carrying multiple camera lenses, this one lets you swap optics [335d]
• No one’s ready for this [335d]
• Body of British tech billionaire Mike Lynch recovered off the coast of Sicily [335d]
• EU iPhones will be able to change the default phone and messaging apps soon [335d]
• Chat, who thinks I should be president? [335d]
• Cruise closes one robotaxi investigation with a recall [335d]
• Feds charge alleged negotiator for Russian ransomware group [335d]
• Peloton is adding a $95 activation fee for secondhand machines [335d]
• Google reaches a $250 million deal to skirt proposed journalism bill [335d]
• Apple is still standing in the way of Epic’s app store [335d]
• How The Onion is saving itself from the digital media death spiral [335d]
• Me, Myself, and iJustine [335d]
• Instagram is adding a Myspace-like ‘song on profile’ feature [335d]
• Animal Crossing mobile shuts down in November but will live on in new app [335d]
• The ad-free Kindle Kids has dropped below $100 for the first time this year [335d]
• Meta’s Oversight Board is reviewing posts related to political violence in Venezuela [335d]
• Periphery Synthetic is a chill, accessible audio dream [335d]
• The Verge’s favorite audio gear [335d]
• AMD says Microsoft’s next big Windows 11 update will improve Zen 5 CPU performance [335d]
• YouTube has a new tool to help restore hacked channels: an AI chatbot [335d]
• OpenAI exec says California’s AI safety bill might slow progress [335d]