The Brutalist Report

TechCrunch

• Trump fast-tracks supersonic travel, amid spate of flight-related executive orders [11d]
• TechCrunch Mobility: How Jony Ive’s LoveFrom helped Rivian and what Uber’s next-generation playbook looks like [11d]
• Omada Health IPO signals healthier market, avoids ‘down-round’ trend [11d]
• 2025 will be a ‘pivotal year’ for Meta’s augmented and virtual reality, says CTO [11d]
• Why investing in growth-stage AI startups is getting riskier and more complicated [11d]
• Anthropic appoints a national security expert to its governing trust [11d]
• AI startups continue fueling San Francisco’s office recovery [11d]
• Tesla’s Optimus robot VP is leaving the company [11d]
• Italian lawmakers say Italy used spyware to target phones of immigration activists, but not against journalist [11d]
• The Trump-Musk feud has been great for X, which jumped up the App Store charts [11d]
• Figure AI CEO skips live demo, sidesteps BMW deal questions onstage at tech conference [11d]
• Jony Ive’s LoveFrom helped design Rivian’s first electric bike [11d]
• Building Your AI Engine: How OpenAI Works with Startups [11d]
• AI startups take to the stage to pitch their companies to a panel of judges [11d]
• Building More Scalable GenAI Applications for Startups and Developers [11d]
• Genetics testing startup Nucleus Genomics criticized for its embryo product: ‘Makes me so nauseous’ [11d]
• EleutherAI releases massive AI training dataset of licensed and open domain text [11d]
• Disruption playbook: How to beat AI incumbents at their own game [11d]
• X names Polymarket as its official prediction market partner [11d]
• Court denies Apple’s request to pause ruling on App Store payment fees [12d]