The Brutalist Report

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• FCC kicks off 'Space Month' with vow to fast-track satellite licensing [77d]
• Nearly a year after attack, US medical scanning biz gets clear image of stolen patient data [77d]
• Police and military radio maker BK Technologies cops to cyber break-in [77d]
• OpenAI bans suspected Chinese accounts using ChatGPT to plan surveillance [77d]
• Trio who made foundational quantum computing discovery bag Nobel physics prize [77d]
• JetBrains backs open AI coding standard that could gnaw at VS Code dominance [77d]
• Clop raid on Oracle E-Business Suite started months ago, researchers warn [77d]
• Qualcomm solders Arduino to its edge AI ambitions, debuts Raspberry Pi rival [77d]
• How your mouse could eavesdrop and rat you out [77d]
• Red Hat breach escalates as criminals collaborate on 'multi-terabyte' extortion plot [77d]
• London cops unplug iPhone crime ring said to nick 40% of city's mobiles [77d]
• No account? No Windows 11, Microsoft says as another loophole snaps shut [77d]
• Britain eyes satellite laser warning system and carrier-launched jet drones [77d]
• UK Home Office opens wallet for £60M automated number plate project [77d]
• Google DeepMind minds the patch with AI flaw-fixing scheme [78d]
• Cerebras CEO insists dinner-plate-sized chip startup will still go public [78d]
• Microsoft blames Medusa ransomware affiliates for GoAnywhere exploits while Fortra keeps head buried [78d]
• Amazon turns James Bond into the Man Without the Golden Gun [78d]
• Senate report says AI will take 97M US jobs in the next 10 years, but those numbers come from ChatGPT [78d]
• Starlink is burning up one or two satellites a day in Earth’s atmosphere [78d]
• Stargate is nowhere near big enough to make OpenAI's tie-ups with AMD and Nvidia work [78d]
• OpenAI tells developers ChatGPT is ready to be their gatekeeper [78d]
• Level-10 vuln lurking in Redis source code for 13 years could allow remote code execution [78d]