The Brutalist Report

The Verge

• Grok undressed the mother of one of Elon Musk’s kids — and now she’s suing [93d]
• Dave Filoni takes charge of Star Wars as new president of Lucasfilm [93d]
• Natural Cycles launches wristband to replace thermometers for its FDA-cleared birth control app [93d]
• You can save over $1,500 on LG’s 65-inch C5 OLED TV [93d]
• Asus says it’s dropping the RTX 5070 Ti as the memory shortage squeezes supply [93d]
• The US claims it just strongarmed Taiwan into spending $250 billion on American chip manufacturing [93d]
• Krafton is trying to find its next PUBG [93d]
• Amazon’s New World: Aeternum MMO will shut down next year [93d]
• Apple lost the AI race — now the real challenge starts [93d]
• Democrats push FTC to investigate Trump Mobile [93d]
• Amazon is buying copper harvested by bacteria for its data centers [93d]
• Pijama wants to bring more indie films to a global audience [93d]
• An OpenAI safety research lead departed for Anthropic [93d]
• Raspberry Pi’s new add-on board has 8GB of RAM for running gen AI models [94d]
• Amazon is turning Fallout’s post-apocalypse into a reality show [94d]
• Xreal sues Viture over AR glasses patent [94d]
• Microsoft is closing its employee library and cutting back on subscriptions [94d]
• Over 100 episodes of classic Sesame Street have arrived on YouTube [94d]
• The next Subway Surfers game comes out in February [94d]
• Verizon will pay you $20 following its nationwide outage — here’s how to get it [94d]
• Ricoh’s black-and-white-only camera launches in February for $2,200 [94d]
• The Sony Bravia 8 II is a TV enthusiast’s dream [94d]
• Get all four Matrix movies on 4K Blu-ray for $45 [94d]
• I spent a year on Linux and forgot to miss Windows [94d]
• Game of Thrones shows its playful side in A Knight of the Seven Kingdoms [94d]
• ‘Get Grok Gone’: Advocacy groups demand Apple and Google block X from app stores [94d]
• Spotify is hiking prices again [94d]
• All the news that’s fit to WhatsApp [94d]
• OpenAI’s ChatGPT translator challenges Google Translate [94d]
• Wikipedia turns 25 and shares a glimpse into the lives of its volunteer editors [94d]
• Microsoft, Meta, and Amazon are paying up for ‘enterprise’ access to Wikipedia [94d]
• X claims it has stopped Grok from undressing people, but of course it hasn’t [94d]