The Brutalist Report

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• China aims to pair J-20 stealth fighter with 'loyal wingman' battle drone [1105d]
• ChatGPT is coming for your jobs – the terrible ones, at least [1105d]
• NASA names astronauts picked for next Artemis Moon test flight [1105d]
• Uber driver info stolen yet again: This time from law firm [1105d]
• Tesla Semi, out since December, already facing a recall over brakes [1105d]
• US chip sanctions may push Brazil, others right into China's arms [1105d]
• New models of IBM Model F keyboard Mark II incoming [1105d]
• April brings tulips, taxes ... and phisherfolk scammers [1105d]
• Parisians say au revoir to shared e-scooters [1105d]
• US Veterans Affairs department didn't check with CIO for 39% of IT projects [1105d]
• Capita confirms security attack caused pre-weekend outages [1105d]
• AI software helps astronomers deblur galaxies snapped by Earth telescopes [1105d]
• US Navy turns to hull-climbing bots to combat maintenance backlog [1105d]
• Paid and legacy Twitter verification now indistinguishable [1105d]
• Western Digital confirms digital burglary, calls in law enforcement [1106d]
• Why a top US cyber spy urges: Get religious about backups [1106d]
• Why a top US cyber spy urges: 'Get religion on backups' [1106d]
• In the battle between Microsoft and Google, LLM is the weapon too deadly to use [1106d]
• Defunct comms link connected to nothing at a fire station – for 15 years [1106d]
• 3CX decided supply chain attack indicator was a false positive after VirusTotal tests [1106d]
• After 11 years, Atlassian customers finally get custom domains ... they don't want [1106d]
• Google denies Bard trained using OpenAI ChatGPT responses [1106d]
• Vietnam threatens to cut off two million mobile subscribers [1106d]
• China somehow got through COVID without MS Teams but – phew! – it's arrived [1106d]
• School principal resigns after paying $100,000 to Elon Musk impersonator [1106d]