The Brutalist Report

The Verge

• Facebook is starting to feed its AI with private, unpublished photos [7d]
• How vulnerable is critical infrastructure to cyberattack in the US? [7d]
• Logitech says all its webcams work with Nintendo Switch 2, save one [7d]
• The Nothing Phone 3 might have the weirdest camera design out there [7d]
• Runway is going to let people generate video games with AI [7d]
• Trump’s ‘big beautiful bill’ could mean slower Wi-Fi for you [7d]
• Eufy’s Omni C20 mopping robovac is $300 off for a limited time [7d]
• Google’s carbon emissions just went up again [7d]
• Riot turns to sports betting to help fund its esports leagues [7d]
• Adobe’s new camera app is making me rethink phone photography [7d]
• Tesla loses key execs but hires a new one from GM’s failed robotaxi company [7d]
• Google quietly introduced precise Bluetooth tracking on the Pixel Watch 3 [7d]
• Porn age-gating is the future of the internet, thanks to the Supreme Court [7d]
• Low-income broadband fund can keep running, says Supreme Court [7d]
• The FTC has reopened claims for Fortnite settlement refunds: here’s how you can submit one [7d]
• Google’s Doppl app took off my socks [7d]
• This smart smoke alarm could be a worthy Nest Protect replacement [7d]
• M3gan 2.0 is a fun upgrade that’s a little too self-aware [7d]
• What Meta and Anthropic really won in court [7d]
• Threads now has a better word filter than Instagram [7d]
• Graphic artists in China push back on AI and its averaging effect [7d]
• Redwood Materials is giving old EV batteries a second life as microgrids [8d]
• Meta says it’s winning the talent war with OpenAI [8d]