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AI Regulation, August 2026: The EU AI Act Goes Live, the US Introduces Pre-Launch Reviews, 29 Countries Found the WAICO
In August 2026, AI regulation accelerates on three parallel fronts: the EU AI Act becomes fully enforceable on August 2, the US introduces a pre-launch review framework for frontier models, and 29 countries sign the agreement founding the WAICO in Shanghai.
OpenAI's Astra Solves 10 Decades-Open Math Problems, With Proofs Anyone Can Verify
OpenAI announces that Astra has solved 10 math problems open for at least 10 years, including a group theory question open since 1999. The proofs are published on GitHub in Lean 4, verifiable by anyone with zero unproven steps left open.
Google Search Console Now Shows How Instagram, TikTok, X and YouTube Perform on Google
As of July 29-30, 2026, Google Search Console's 'platform properties' are globally available to everyone. You can connect Instagram, TikTok, X, or YouTube and see which Google queries drive traffic to your posts, with performance, insights, and achievement reports.
3D Software for Beginners: Where to Start in 2026
Starting out in 3D without knowing where to begin almost always leads to the same thing: quitting after two weeks. The first software to learn, free resources, and the most common beginner mistakes.
Best Software for 3D Rendering in 2026: Rendering Engines Compared
The 3D model is only half the job: the rendering engine decides how light and materials become a believable image. A comparison of KeyShot, V-Ray, Octane, Corona, and Cycles to help you choose based on your project.
Blender vs Paid 3D Software: Is It Still Worth Paying in 2026?
Blender has gone from a free alternative to a genuine professional tool. But Cinema 4D, Maya, 3ds Max, and Houdini are still around, and they still cost money. Here's when a paid license is really worth the price.
The Best 3D Software of 2026 (Free and Paid)
Blender, Cinema 4D, Maya, ZBrush, Fusion 360, KeyShot: the 3D software landscape in 2026 is wider than ever. How to navigate modeling, sculpting, CAD, and rendering without getting lost in useless technical comparisons.
OpenAI Launches GPT-5.6: Sol, Terra, and Luna Are the Answer to Anthropic's Claude Fable 5
Three models, a million-token context window, and an agent aiming to complete entire workflows: with GPT-5.6 Sol, Terra, and Luna, OpenAI answers Anthropic's Claude Fable 5 exactly one month after its debut. But the benchmarks tell a story that's still wide open.
Cloudflare Changes AI Bot Defaults on September 15, 2026: What Gets Blocked and What Stays Open
Cloudflare announced that starting September 15, 2026, 'mixed-use' AI crawlers will be blocked by default on pages hosting ads. The distinction is between Search bots (still allowed), Agent, and Training bots (blocked on ad-hosting pages). The change automatically applies to new customers, new sites, and free-tier users.
49% of Americans Use AI Chatbots, But 40% Think They'll Harm Society
Pew Research surveyed 5,119 Americans about AI: 49% use chatbots, but 40% think AI will harm society. Mass adoption and high skepticism coexist. The figure that matters most for anyone working with AI in business.
Google, Shopify, and Cloudflare Launch PACT: The Protocol for Managing AI Bots on Websites
Cloudflare, Google, Microsoft, Mozilla, and Shopify are working together on PACT, an open protocol that lets AI agents interact with websites while proving there's a human behind them — blocking abusive bots while enabling legitimate interactions.
The AI World Is Getting 'Loopy': Agents Working in Continuous Loops Change Everything
After the shift from 'writing code by hand' to 'agents that write code,' the next step arrives: agents working in continuous loops that never stop. Boris Cherny of Claude Code explained at Meta's @Scale conference why loops are AI's next big shift.