The Brutalist Report

The Verge

• US patent office confirms AI can’t hold patents [554d]
• Taylor Swift is now a podcasting influencer [554d]
• Walmart might buy Vizio to win the fight over cheap TVs [554d]
• Sarah Silverman’s lawsuit against OpenAI partially dismissed [554d]
• The threat of extinction is getting worse for migratory animals [554d]
• ChatGPT is getting ‘memory’ to remember who you are and what you like [554d]
• Spotify’s layoffs doomed its best (unofficial) music discovery resource [554d]
• You can finally buy a Playdate without waiting for months [554d]
• Apple’s sci-fi drama Invasion is getting a third season [554d]
• Passkeys might really kill passwords [555d]
• Roborock’s Q5 Pro, the best robovac for picking up pet hair, is 25 percent off [555d]
• A remote school outage might give NYC kids their snow day after all [555d]
• A sneaky piracy app is trending in Apple’s App Store [555d]
• Otter is making AI bots part of the group chat [555d]
• Ignore your fitness tracker and walk to Mordor instead [555d]
• Watermarking the future [555d]
• Nvidia’s Chat with RTX is a promising AI chatbot that runs locally on your PC [555d]
• Dude, where’s my self-driving car? [555d]
• Apple won’t be forced to open up iMessage by EU [555d]
• Lyft’s feature that matches women and nonbinary riders and drivers now available nationwide [555d]
• Chrysler Halcyon concept is a reminder the company can be more than just minivans [555d]
• Wunderlist’s creators are back with a nifty new to-do app [555d]
• Nothing’s Phone 2A launches March 5th but with a limited US release [555d]
• Peloton is getting rid of Apple Watch GymKit support [555d]
• Amazon Prime Video drops Dolby Vision and Atmos unless you pay extra [555d]
• It’s not just you: Alicia Keys’ Super Bowl halftime show got changed for YouTube [555d]