The Brutalist Report

The Register

• KPMG partner in Oz turned to AI to pass an exam on... AI [29d]
• X users howl into the void as timelines fail to load [29d]
• Open source registries don't have enough money to implement basic security [29d]
• Secondhand laptop market goes 'mainstream' amid memory crunch [29d]
• Why AI writing is so generic, boring, and dangerous: Semantic ablation [29d]
• FTC to probe whether Microsoft's cloud clout crosses the line [29d]
• NASA's fill-'er-up Moon rocket 'confidence' test sees mixed results [29d]
• Google patches Chrome zero-day as in-the-wild exploits surface [29d]
• Why does the Windows 11 taskbar hurt me like that? [29d]
• Price of popularity: Linux Mint's success also means maintainer stress [29d]
• Keir Starmer declares 'months' timeline for social media age clampdown in UK [29d]
• DVSA seeks £95K digital chief to steer test booking system out of the ditch [29d]
• Anthropic tries to hide Claude's AI actions. Devs hate it [29d]
• Digital sovereignty must define itself before it can succeed [29d]
• Final step to put new website into production deleted it instead [29d]
• Cisco set to release home-brew hypervisor as a VMware alternative [29d]
• US appears open to reversing some China tech bans [29d]
• OpenAI grabs OpenClaw creator Peter Steinberger to build personal agents [30d]
• Infosec exec sold eight zero-day exploit kits to Russia, says DoJ [30d]