The Brutalist Report

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• Florida county finds 11 unpermitted Flock cameras with unidentified owners [21d]
• ChatGPT can now help you virtually try on clothes [21d]
• OpenAI fires three employees who allegedly shared info with an external AI safety group [21d]
• Samsung launches its first clip-on earbuds in South Korea [21d]
• Metro 2033 and Metro: Last Light remasters are getting free next-gen updates this month [21d]
• Police may have new ways to access data on locked iPhones [21d]
• Judge dismisses lawsuits claiming Google's AI Overviews siphon web traffic [21d]
• The Steam Autumn Sale has deals on Resident Evil Requiem and 007 First Light [21d]
• NYC's click-to-cancel rule is now in effect to save consumers from subscription hell [21d]
• Pandora claims 'we haven't made this decision lightly' after raising prices [21d]
• Sony brings AI upscaling to the base PS5 [21d]
• Samsung Galaxy Tab S12 Ultra vs Galaxy Tab S11 Ultra: The difference one year can make [21d]
• Audible thinks you want to have an AI-generated conversation with Dracula's beleaguered servant [21d]
• Engadget's best of 2026 [21d]
• Samsung suddenly jacks up the prices of Galaxy S26 phones [21d]
• Newsom vetoes smart glasses privacy bill [21d]
• Japanese court rules human voices are protected in landmark AI case [21d]
• Amazon introduces new Kindle Paperwhite, Colorsoft and entry-level models [21d]
• HP's Omnibook 5 features an OLED screen and costs $699 [21d]
• Neurable launches its newest brain-scanning headphones [21d]
• Amazon's latest Kindle accessories bring physical buttons back to its ereaders [21d]
• Neon will make a truly open-source SCP movie after A24 controversy [21d]
• Google's first Gemini 4 model is 'Argon' [21d]
• California's new law bans companies from relying on AI to fire workers [22d]
• Apple TV is down [22d]
• How to watch NASA's Crew-13 launch [22d]