The Brutalist Report

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• Samsung takes $3.1B gamble on OLED displays for tablets and notebooks [1104d]
• Feds seize $112m in cryptocurrency linked to 'pig-butchering' finance scams [1104d]
• Can ChatGPT write a novel code attack? This researcher shows it can be done [1104d]
• Can ChatGPT bash together some data-stealing code? With the right prompts, sure [1104d]
• IBM and Kyndryl are cutting jobs even after cutting ties [1104d]
• Unilever claims it's a 'cloud-only enterprise' – now with added OpenAI [1104d]
• Think tank: Chips Act is great, but US should look at biotech supply chain too [1104d]
• Microsoft App Center has been down for nearly a day, and no word on when it'll end [1104d]
• Tesla ordered to pay worker $3M-plus over racist treatment [1104d]
• When Google cost cutting goes molecular: Staples, sticky tape, and PC sweating [1104d]
• US pushes next phase of satellite missile defense system [1104d]
• UK data watchdog fines TikTok £12.7M for failing to protect kids [1104d]
• Virgin Obit: Launch company files for bankruptcy in US [1104d]
• Ubuntu 23.04 'Lunar Lobster' beta is here in all its glitchy glory [1105d]
• Microsoft adds Chatbots to Teams for the US Defense Department [1105d]
• Parts of UK booted offline as Virgin Media suffers massive broadband outage [1105d]
• 'Slow AI' needed to stop autonomous weapons making humans worse [1105d]
• Why UK watchdog abandoned its Apple monopoly probe [1105d]
• Twitter blocks Pakistan government account, boosts state-run media from Russia and China [1105d]
• Euro privacy regulators sniff Italy's ChatGPT ban, consider a pizza the action [1105d]
• Bank rewrote ads for infosec jobs to stop scaring away women [1105d]
• Australia takes its turn to kick TikTok off government kit [1105d]
• Australian bank stops handling cash at the counter in some branches [1105d]
• Hey Siri, use this ultrasound attack to disarm a smart-home system [1105d]