The Brutalist Report

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• Colorado governor signs 'best in the world' right-to-repair law [814d]
• Ex-OpenAI board member accuses Sam Altman of 'outright lying' [814d]
• Neuralink seeks 3 more quadriplegic patients for its brain control interface trial [814d]
• AI smartphones must balance promise against hype and privacy concerns [814d]
• Why RISC-V must get its messaging right on open standard vs open source [814d]
• Why RISC-V must get its messaging right on open standard vs open source [814d]
• North Korea building cash reserves using ransomware, video games [814d]
• Evidence mounts that Venus has multiple active volcanoes [814d]
• LLMs can write and answer quizzes – but aren't quite ready to disrupt trivia night [814d]
• Fancy climbing the peaks of Alpine Linux? 3.20 is out [814d]
• Using AI in science can add to reproducibility woes, say boffins [814d]
• The Reg builds official Lego Artemis and Milky Way sets [814d]
• MIT professor hoses down predictions AI will put a rocket under the economy [814d]
• Mitsubishi Heavy Industries bets big on small turbines for datacenters [814d]
• Tencent, Microsoft, link app stores in China [814d]
• China shows off machine-gun-toting robot dog and its AI-powered puppy [815d]
• Google’s in-house docs about search ranking leak online, sparking SEO frenzy [815d]
• 2.8M US folks learn their personal info was swiped months ago in Sav-Rx IT heist [815d]
• Not even Chromebooks can escape AI PC craze: Google to inject Plus laptops with LLM juice [815d]
• PayPal is planning an ad network built off your purchase history [815d]
• Infineon promises 12kW PSUs for next generation of power-hungry AI servers [815d]
• BreachForums returns, just weeks after FBI-led takedown [815d]
• EU probes Telegram, because size matters for regulators [815d]
• T-Mobile to buy US Cellular's wireless ops, plus slice of spectrum for $4.4B [815d]