The Brutalist Report

The Verge

• Intel: ‘We are bringing the AI PC to the car’ [906d]
• Podcasting is in its YouTube era [906d]
• Not even Notepad is safe from Microsoft’s big AI push in Windows [906d]
• Walmart is betting that AI can help you shop faster — and maybe do your shopping for you [906d]
• Walmart is bringing drone deliveries to 1.8 million more Texas households [906d]
• The SEC’s X account was hijacked to post a fake approval of Bitcoin ETFs [906d]
• I just watched the first interactive broadcast TV channel in the US [906d]
• Pennsylvania government workers will start using ChatGPT in test program [906d]
• Netflix’s new 3 Body Problem trailer is all about the mystery [906d]
• Luminar says its laser sensors can do automatic emergency steering [906d]
• NASA’s Artemis mission to take humans back to the Moon has been delayed until 2025 [906d]
• Mercedes-Benz’s best-in-class voice assistant is getting an AI boost [906d]
• Mercedes-Benz taps Will.i.am to create an ‘interactive musical experience’ for its cars [906d]
• Sony brought its new PS5 colors to CES [906d]
• Honda debuts new global EV series, Honda Zero, coming in 2026 [906d]
• Hyundai says its four-passenger eVTOL will be ready for 2028 [906d]
• L’Oréal’s futuristic hairdryer uses infrared light for smoother, more hydrated hair [906d]
• The Rabbit R1 is an AI-powered gadget that can use your apps for you [906d]
• EcoFlow’s scalable solar generator can power your entire home or just a weekend away [906d]
• Don Lemon, Tulsi Gabbard, and Jim Rome are pivoting to Twitter videos [906d]
• The Last of Us casts Kaitlyn Dever as Abby [906d]
• Asus’ new laptop has two screens and a removable keyboard [906d]
• Asus targets Apple’s Vision Pro (with M2) with the AirVision M1 [906d]
• Asus made a big portable OLED monitor you can fold in half [906d]
• Google is making your smart devices play nicer together [906d]
• Google Chrome is coming to your car [906d]